Premium Mingqian First-Pick Huang Jin Ya Green Tea – Rich Aroma, 180 g

Premium Grade · Pre-Qingming · First Pick · Rich Aroma

Discover a distinctive expression of early-spring Chinese green tea with Premium Huang Jin Ya / 黄金芽.

Presented as:

Premium Grade / 特级
Huang Jin Ya / 黄金芽
Mingqian / 明前 · Pre-Qingming
First Pick / 头采珍品
Rich Aroma / 浓香型

this tea brings together an eye-catching golden-leaf appearance, an early-spring harvest identity and a more expressive aromatic profile.

The packaging also highlights:

茶中熊猫

a premium positioning that emphasizes the tea’s distinctive and prized identity.

With 180 g of loose-leaf tea presented in a refined two-tin gift set, this is a tea made to be appreciated repeatedly—not saved for only one special occasion.

Early Spring · Golden Leaves · Rich Aroma · 180 g

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Product at a Glance

Product Name: Premium Mingqian First-Pick Huang Jin Ya Green Tea
Chinese Name: 特级黄金芽
Tea Type: Green Tea
Tea Style: Huang Jin Ya / 黄金芽
Grade Positioning: Premium Grade / 特级
Harvest Season: Mingqian / Pre-Qingming
Harvest Positioning: First Pick / 头采
Aroma Style: Rich Aroma / 浓香型
Net Weight: 180 g Total
Format: Loose Leaf Tea
Presentation: Two Tea Tins + Premium Gift Box + Carry Bag

Leaf Character: Fine · Slender · Golden-Yellow
Overall Character: Fresh · Fragrant · Refined
Body: Light to Medium
Finish: Clean · Gentle · Lingering

Recommended Tea Amount: Approx. 3 g
Recommended Water: 200–250 mL
Water Temperature: 75–85°C / 167–185°F
Initial Steep: Approx. 1–2 Minutes
Approx. Brewing Sessions: 60
Suitable For: Multiple Infusions

Recommended Teaware:
Clear Glass · White Porcelain Gaiwan · Infuser Mug

Best For:
Premium Green Tea Lovers · Early-Spring Tea · Personal Tea Rituals · Family Tea · Thoughtful Gifts

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Choose Your Brewing Style

Clear Glass

Visual · Simple · Beautiful

An especially good choice for Huang Jin Ya because the golden-yellow leaves remain visible as they move through the water.

White Porcelain Gaiwan

Controlled · Focused · Traditional

Useful for shorter repeated infusions and closer attention to the tea.

Infuser Mug

Easy · Practical · Everyday

Ideal for work or relaxed personal brewing.

Glass for Beauty · Gaiwan for Control · Mug for Convenience

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180 g Storage Strategy

For a two-tin set, use a simple two-part system.

Working Tin

Open one tin for regular drinking.

Reserve Tin

Leave the second tin sealed until the first is nearly finished.

This reduces repeated exposure of the entire 180 g supply to:

Air · Moisture · Light · Strong Odours

Open Less · Seal More · Preserve the Freshness

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Huang Jin Ya?

Huang Jin Ya / 黄金芽 is a distinctive Chinese tea known for its yellow-golden leaf appearance.

What does 黄金芽 mean?

Literally:

Golden Bud

referring to the tea’s characteristic golden-yellow appearance.

What does Mingqian mean?

Mingqian / 明前 means tea harvested before the Qingming Festival during the early spring tea season.

What does First Pick mean?

First Pick / 头采 refers to tea associated with the earliest stage of the harvest.

Is Mingqian the same as First Pick?

No.

Mingqian → Harvest timing before Qingming

First Pick → Position at the beginning of the picking cycle

This product is positioned with both.

What does Rich Aroma mean?

It describes a more noticeable and expressive tea fragrance.

What does 茶中熊猫 mean?

It literally means “Panda of Tea” and is used here as a poetic premium-positioning phrase rather than a formal tea grade.

How much tea is included?

The complete set contains:

180 g

Approximately how many brewing sessions?

Using approximately 3 g per session:

Approx. 60 Brewing Sessions

How should I brew it?

Start with:

3 g Tea · 200–250 mL Water · 75–85°C · 1–2 Minutes

Can the leaves be infused multiple times?

Yes.

The same leaves can generally be infused more than once.

Is it suitable for gifting?

Yes.

The two-tin presentation, formal gift box, carry bag and generous 180 g quantity make it especially suitable for premium tea gifting.

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A Golden Taste of Early Spring

Take a few golden leaves.

Let freshly boiled water cool.

Pour gently.

Watch the leaves begin to open.

Let the fragrance rise.

Take the first sip.

Then return to it tomorrow.

And the day after.

A premium tea becomes more valuable when it becomes part of your life.

Premium Huang Jin Ya · Mingqian · First Pick · Rich Aroma · 180 g

Bring Eastern Living Home.