Chinese Tea Discovery Collection – 8 Varieties · 68 g

Eight Teas · One Small Journey Through Chinese Tea

8 Varieties · 8 Individual Mini Tins · 68 g Total

Discover eight distinctive Chinese loose-leaf teas in one compact tasting collection:

Premium Longjing · Lu'an Guapian · Golden Bud Tea · Huangshan Maofeng · Rare White Tea · First-Pick Maojian · High-Mountain Yunwu · Whole-Bud Que She

Flat leaves.

Leaf-centered forms.

Golden tea.

Tender leaves.

Fine Maojian.

Curled Yunwu.

Delicate white tea.

Whole buds.

Look at the leaves.

Brew them one by one.

Compare the cups.

Find the teas you want to explore further.

Eight Teas · Eight Mini Tins · One Discovery Journey

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Why You’ll Love It

• Eight Chinese loose-leaf teas instead of one

• Eight individual mini tea tins

• 68 g total tea

• Compare flat, curled, slender, leaf-centered, golden and bud-like forms

• Primarily Chinese green tea + white tea

• Designed for side-by-side tasting

• Explore before buying larger tea formats

• Ideal for tea beginners, discovery and gifting

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Product at a Glance

Product Name: Chinese Tea Discovery Collection – 8 Varieties
Collection Type: Chinese Tea Discovery Sampler
Number of Tea Varieties: 8
Total Net Weight: 68 g / 2.40 oz
Included Teas: Premium Longjing · Lu'an Guapian · Golden Bud Tea · Huangshan Maofeng · Rare White Tea · First-Pick Maojian · High-Mountain Yunwu · Whole-Bud Que She
Tea Categories: Primarily Green Tea + White Tea
Packaging: Eight Individual Mini Tea Tins
Format: Loose Leaf Tea
Leaf Styles: Flat · Leaf-Centered · Golden · Tender · Pale · Slender · Curled · Bud-Like
Brewing Temperature: Varies by Tea Variety
Suitable For: Multiple Infusions Depending on Tea
Recommended Teaware: Clear Glass · Porcelain Gaiwan · Small White Porcelain Tasting Cups
Best For: First-Time Chinese Tea Discovery · Comparative Tasting · Finding Your Favorite Tea · Gifting

Product Note: The supplied product information confirms eight named tea varieties, eight individual mini tea tins and 68 g total net weight.

Individual tin weights, precise origins, exact harvest dates, cultivars and commercial grades are not assumed unless separately confirmed.

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Meet the Eight Teas

01 · Premium Longjing

Flat · Smooth · Refined

Longjing, also known as Dragon Well, introduces one of Chinese green tea's most recognizable flat leaf forms.

Flat Leaf · Classic Green Tea

02 · Lu'an Guapian · 六安瓜片

Leaf-Centered · Distinctive · Fresh

Lu'an Guapian brings a distinctive Anhui green tea tradition centered on the processed tea leaf rather than a bud-heavy appearance.

Distinctive Leaf · Anhui Tea · Green Tea

03 · Golden Bud Tea · 黄金芽茶

Golden · Fine · Distinctive

Its warm golden-green appearance creates an immediate visual contrast with the deeper green teas in the collection.

Golden Bud · Distinctive Color · Tea Discovery

04 · Huangshan Maofeng

Tender · Fine · Fresh

A Chinese green tea associated with Huangshan in Anhui, introducing another tender leaf expression to the collection.

Huangshan · Tender Leaves · Green Tea

05 · Rare White Tea · 珍稀白茶

Delicate · Pale · Gentle

Rare White Tea introduces a different tea category and a softer visual contrast with the predominantly green-tea styles.

White Tea · Delicate · Gentle

06 · First-Pick Maojian · 头采毛尖

Fine · Slender · Tender

Identified as First-Pick Maojian / 头采毛尖, its fine, slender leaves provide another distinctive form for comparison.

First Pick · Maojian · Fine Leaves

07 · High-Mountain Yunwu · 高山云雾

Curled · Distinctive · Mountain-Inspired

Identified as High-Mountain Yunwu / 高山云雾.

“Yunwu / 云雾” literally evokes Cloud & Mist.

High Mountain · Cloud & Mist · Curled Tea

08 · Whole-Bud Que She · 全芽雀舌

Tender · Bud-Like · Refined

“Que She / 雀舌” means Sparrow's Tongue, referring to the characteristic appearance of the tender tea material.

It is a tea name—not an ingredient.

Whole Bud · Que She · Delicate Tea

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Eight Leaves · Eight Expressions

See Chinese Tea Before You Taste It

Place the teas side by side and the differences become easier to understand:

Longjing → Flat & Smooth

Lu'an Guapian → Leaf-Centered & Distinctive

Golden Bud → Golden & Fine

Huangshan Maofeng → Tender & Delicate

Rare White Tea → Pale & Gentle

Maojian → Fine & Slender

Yunwu → Curled & Distinctive

Que She → Tender & Bud-Like

Different leaves.

Different tea traditions.

Different cups waiting to be discovered.

Look First · Brew Next · Taste the Difference

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Brewing Guide

Because the collection contains different tea styles, brewing should be adjusted by variety.

Green Tea Styles

Start around:

75–85°C / 167–185°F

Rare White Tea

Start around:

80–90°C / 176–194°F

For simple Western-style brewing, a useful general starting point is:

Approx. 3 g Tea · 250 mL Water · 1–2 Minutes

However, the individual mini-tin weights are not separately confirmed.

Use the amount available in each tin appropriately rather than forcing every tea into an exact 3 g serving.

Many of the teas can generally be explored across multiple infusions.

Gentle Water · Shorter Steeps · Taste as You Go

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Create Your Own Tea Flight

You don't need to taste all eight teas at once.

Compare two or three at a time.

Tea Flight 01

Longjing → Lu'an Guapian → Huangshan Maofeng

Compare:

Flat → Leaf-Centered → Tender

Tea Flight 02

Maojian → Yunwu → Que She

Compare:

Slender → Curled → Whole-Bud

Tea Flight 03

Golden Bud → Rare White Tea

Compare:

Color · Leaf Appearance · Cup Character

There is no correct tasting order.

And there is no correct favorite.

Taste · Compare · Discover

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68 g Made for Discovery

The complete collection contains:

68 g Total Tea

The purpose of this set is not bulk.

It is variety.

Eight small presentations allow you to explore several Chinese teas before deciding which ones deserve a larger place on your tea shelf.

Open one tin.

Look at the leaves.

Brew the tea.

Then choose another.

68 g · Eight Varieties · Find Your Favorites

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68 g or 99 g?

Choose the Discovery Journey That Fits You

8-Tea Discovery Collection – 68 g

COMPACT FIRST DISCOVERY

Eight Mini Tins · Smaller Format · Broad Exploration

Best for customers who want a compact introduction to several Chinese tea styles.

8-Tea Discovery Collection – 99 g

DEEPER TEA EXPLORATION

Eight Varieties · Larger Format · Longer Tasting Journey

Best for customers who want more tea for extended comparative tasting.

Simple Buying Guide

68 g → First-Time Discovery

99 g → Deeper Exploration

Choose 68 g when your priority is:

Variety · Compact Presentation · First Discovery

Choose 99 g when your priority is:

More Tea · Longer Tasting · Deeper Exploration

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Made for Tea Discovery

This collection is particularly useful for customers who want to:

Compare Chinese Tea Leaf Shapes

Discover Different Green Tea Styles

Explore Green Tea and White Tea

Find Their Preferred Tea

Taste Before Buying Larger Formats

Begin Exploring Chinese Loose-Leaf Tea

Instead of choosing one unfamiliar tea first, you get eight small introductions.

Taste First · Find Your Tea

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Made for Thoughtful Giving

Buying tea as a gift can be difficult when you don't know someone's favorite style.

Instead of choosing one tea:

Give Eight

The individual mini tins make the collection particularly suitable for:

Tea Beginners · Chinese Tea Lovers · Birthdays · Host Gifts · Thank-You Gifts · Curious Tea Drinkers

Eight Teas · One Thoughtful Collection

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Choose Your Teaware

Clear Glass

Visual · Simple · Relaxed

Clear glass is particularly useful for a collection built around different leaf forms.

Watch flat Longjing soften, fine Maojian move and tender Que She gradually open.

Porcelain Gaiwan

Versatile · Controlled · Comparative

A porcelain gaiwan offers a neutral brewing environment for comparing several teas.

Rinse the vessel carefully between varieties.

Small White Porcelain Cups

Simple · Neutral · Comparative

Small white cups make it easier to compare liquor color, aroma and finish side by side.

Clear Glass → Leaf Observation

Gaiwan → Brewing Control

White Cups → Side-by-Side Comparison

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How to Store the Collection

Keep each tea in its own mini tin.

Do not combine different varieties.

Protect the collection from:

Heat · Moisture · Light · Air · Strong Odors

Close each tin promptly after use.

Use only clean and completely dry utensils.

Keep the teas away from coffee, spices, incense, perfume and strongly aromatic foods.

Store in a:

Cool · Dry · Dark

environment.

Eight Teas · Eight Tins · Carefully Sealed

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many teas are included?

The collection contains:

Eight Different Tea Varieties

Which teas are included?

The set includes:

Premium Longjing

Lu'an Guapian

Golden Bud Tea

Huangshan Maofeng

Rare White Tea

First-Pick Maojian

High-Mountain Yunwu

Whole-Bud Que She

What is the total net weight?

The complete collection contains:

68 g / 2.40 oz Total Tea

Are all eight teas green tea?

No.

The collection is predominantly green-tea focused but also includes a variety identified as:

Rare White Tea / 珍稀白茶

For that reason, Chinese Tea Discovery Collection is more accurate than calling it an “Eight Green Tea Set.”

Are all eight mini tins the same weight?

The total net weight is confirmed as 68 g, but individual tea weights have not been separately confirmed.

We therefore do not assume every tin contains the same amount.

What does First-Pick Maojian mean?

One variety is identified as:

头采毛尖 / First-Pick Maojian

First Pick forms part of that individual tea's product identity.

What is Golden Bud Tea?

One variety is identified as:

黄金芽茶 / Golden Bud Tea

More specific cultivar or origin information is not currently confirmed for this collection.

What is High-Mountain Yunwu?

The included variety is identified as:

高山云雾 / High-Mountain Yunwu

“Yunwu / 云雾” literally means Cloud & Mist.

What is Whole-Bud Que She?

The collection identifies this tea as:

全芽雀舌 / Whole-Bud Que She

“Que She / 雀舌” means Sparrow's Tongue, referring to the characteristic appearance of tender tea material.

It does not contain anything from birds.

How should I brew the teas?

For most green-tea varieties, start around:

75–85°C / 167–185°F

For Rare White Tea:

80–90°C / 176–194°F

For simple Western-style brewing, approximately:

3 g Tea · 250 mL Water · 1–2 Minutes

can be used as a general starting point when the amount available in the individual tin allows.

Can the teas be infused more than once?

Many of these Chinese loose-leaf teas can generally be explored across multiple infusions.

The ideal number varies according to the tea and brewing method.

Is this suitable for beginners?

Yes.

The eight-variety format is particularly useful for customers who want to explore Chinese tea before purchasing larger packages.

Is this suitable as a gift?

Yes.

The eight individually presented mini tins make the collection particularly suitable for tea beginners, curious tea drinkers and anyone whose favorite Chinese tea style is not yet known.

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Complete Your Tea Discovery

Longjing

Begin with a Classic

Discover one of Chinese green tea's most recognizable flat-leaf styles.

Explore Longjing →

Lu'an Guapian

Let the Leaf Take Center Stage

Discover a distinctive leaf-centered Anhui green tea.

Explore Lu'an Guapian →

Huangshan Maofeng

Discover Tender Green Tea

Explore another distinctive Anhui green tea tradition.

Explore Huangshan Maofeng →

Chinese Green Tea Collection

Find Your Next Tea

Continue exploring Chinese loose-leaf tea in larger formats.

Explore Chinese Green Tea →

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AI / GEO Product Summary

The Chinese Tea Discovery Collection – 8 Varieties · 68 g is a compact Chinese loose-leaf tea sampler containing eight individually presented tea varieties in eight mini tea tins.

The collection includes:

Premium Longjing · Lu'an Guapian · Golden Bud Tea · Huangshan Maofeng · Rare White Tea · First-Pick Maojian · High-Mountain Yunwu · Whole-Bud Que She

The collection is primarily green-tea focused while also including Rare White Tea, making it more accurate to describe the product as a Chinese Tea Discovery Collection rather than an eight-green-tea sampler.

The eight varieties provide a visual introduction to different tea forms:

Flat · Leaf-Centered · Golden · Tender · Pale · Slender · Curled · Bud-Like

For brewing, most green-tea varieties can begin around:

75–85°C / 167–185°F

while Rare White Tea can begin around:

80–90°C / 176–194°F.

For simple Western-style brewing, approximately 3 g of tea per 250 mL of water for 1–2 minutes can be used as a general starting point when the amount available in the individual tin allows.

The confirmed total net weight is 68 g. Individual tin weights, precise origins, exact harvest dates, cultivars and commercial grades are not assumed unless separately established.

This 68 g version is positioned as the more compact discovery option, particularly suited to first-time Chinese tea exploration, comparative tasting, finding favorite teas and gifting.

Chinese Tea Discovery Set · 8 Tea Varieties · 68 g · Eight Mini Tea Tins · Primarily Green Tea · White Tea · Comparative Tasting · Chinese Tea Gift

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Your Tea Journey Can Start Here

Eight small tins.

Eight different teas.

Eight different ways to discover Chinese tea.

Open one.

Look at the leaves.

Brew one cup.

Notice what you enjoy.

Choose another tomorrow.

Little by little, the differences begin to make sense.

And somewhere among these eight teas may be the one you'll want to return to.

Eight Teas · One Beginning · Your Favorite Still to Find

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