Hangzhou Qiantang Longjing Green Tea — 50 g

A Fresh Taste of Hangzhou

Flat Leaves · Bean-Like Aroma · Fresh & Gently Sweet

Discover Hangzhou Qiantang Longjing Green Tea, a 50 g loose-leaf Chinese green tea with the distinctive flat leaf shape, fresh aroma and mellow character associated with Longjing.

Also known as Dragon Well tea / 龙井茶, this tea is presented with a clear regional identity:

Hangzhou Qiantang · China

The dry leaves are flat and green, opening into a clean, refreshing cup with a fragrant bean-like aroma, mellow body and gentle sweetness.

Use approximately 3 g per brewing session, and one 50 g box provides around:

16 Brewing Portions

The same leaves can generally be infused more than once.

Fresh · Mellow · Bean-Like · Gently Sweet

Why You’ll Appreciate It

• Authentic product identity — Hangzhou Qiantang Longjing / Dragon Well

• 50 g discovery format — easy introduction before choosing a larger quantity

• Distinctive flat green leaves — the recognizable Longjing leaf style

• Fragrant bean-like aroma — warm vegetal depth beneath the fresh green character

• Fresh & mellow taste — clean with gentle sweetness

• Approx. 16 brewing portions — based on approximately 3 g per session

• Suitable for multiple infusions

• Easy everyday brewing — clear glass, gaiwan or infuser mug

• Ideal for morning or afternoon tea

• A practical introduction to traditional Chinese green tea

Product at a Glance

• Product: Hangzhou Qiantang Longjing Green Tea

• Chinese name: 龙井茶

• English name: Dragon Well Green Tea

• Tea type: Green Tea

• Tea style: Longjing / Dragon Well

• Region: Hangzhou Qiantang · China

• Net weight: 50 g

• Format: Loose Leaf Tea

• Leaf character: Flat · Green

• Aroma: Fresh · Fragrant Bean-Like

• Taste: Fresh · Mellow · Gently Sweet

• Body: Light to Medium

• Liquor: Clear

• Recommended tea amount: Approx. 3 g

• Recommended water: Approx. 250 mL

• Water temperature: 75–85°C / 167–185°F

• Initial steep: Approx. 1–2 Minutes

• Approx. brewing portions: 16

• Suitable for: Multiple Infusions

• Recommended teaware: Clear Glass · Porcelain Gaiwan · Infuser Mug

• Best for: Longjing Discovery · Everyday Green Tea · Morning Tea · Afternoon Tea

A Little Tea Goes a Long Way

50 g for Many Fresh Tea Moments

A small amount of loose-leaf Longjing is all you need for each brewing session.

50 g
Loose-Leaf Green Tea

≈ 3 g
Per Brewing Session

≈ 16
Brewing Portions

The same leaves can generally be infused more than once, allowing one portion to become several individual cups.

That makes the 50 g format particularly useful for someone who wants to explore Longjing without immediately purchasing a larger package.

Longjing Green Tea 101

Dragon Well · 龙井

Longjing, commonly known in English as Dragon Well tea, is one of China's most recognizable green tea styles.

Its most immediately recognizable feature is its leaf shape:

Flat · Smooth · Green

Unlike rolled, curled or twisted teas, Longjing is known for its distinctive flattened form.

This Hangzhou Qiantang Longjing combines that characteristic appearance with a fresh, mellow cup and fragrant bean-like aroma.

Flat Leaf · Fresh Character · Gentle Sweetness

A Simple Everyday Brew

Longjing responds beautifully to gentler water.

3 g

Tea Leaves

250 mL

Water

75–85°C / 167–185°F

Water Temperature

1–2 Minutes

Initial Steep

Avoid pouring aggressively boiling water directly over the leaves.

Start with a shorter infusion for a lighter cup, then adjust according to your preferred strength.

The same leaves can generally be infused again, with later infusions becoming softer and more delicate.

Add · Pour · Watch · Sip Slowly

Tasting Profile

Fresh, Mellow & Gently Sweet

Aroma

Fresh · Bean-Like · Green

A clean green aroma is accompanied by a warm bean-like character.

Taste

Fresh · Mellow · Gently Sweet

Freshness appears first, followed by a smoother character and gentle sweetness.

Body

Light to Medium

Clean and refreshing without feeling overly heavy.

Liquor

Clear

The exact shade varies according to leaf quantity, water temperature and steeping time.

Finish

Clean · Mellow · Gently Sweet

A softer sweetness remains after the fresher opening notes.

What Does “Bean-Like Aroma” Mean?

One of the sensory characteristics highlighted for this tea is:

豆香馥郁

or:

Fragrant Bean-Like Aroma

For customers unfamiliar with Chinese tea terminology, this does not mean beans have been added to the tea.

It describes a warm vegetal aromatic character that may recall:

Fresh Beans · Gently Cooked Green Notes · Soft Chestnut-Like Warmth

That warmer aroma sits beneath the fresher green character and gives the cup more depth.

Fresh Green Notes · Warm Bean-Like Aroma · Mellow Finish

From Hangzhou Qiantang

This tea is specifically presented as:

Hangzhou Qiantang Longjing Green Tea

Longjing and Hangzhou are closely connected in Chinese tea culture, but regional wording matters.

For this product, the supported geographic identity is:

Hangzhou Qiantang · China

It is not presented as:

West Lake / Xihu Longjing

unless additional verified product information establishes that origin.

Hangzhou · Qiantang · Longjing

From Flat Leaf to Clear Cup

Before Brewing

The dry leaves show the flattened shape that makes Longjing immediately recognizable.

Flat · Green · Distinctive

Measure approximately 3 g and place the leaves into a clear glass, porcelain gaiwan or infuser mug.

As Water Meets the Leaves

Use gently cooled water.

The leaves begin to soften.

A fresh aroma rises.

Warm bean-like notes appear beneath the greener character.

In the Cup

The infusion remains light and clear.

The first sip feels fresh.

The middle becomes smoother.

A gentle sweetness follows.

Freshness · Clarity · Gentle Sweetness

Clear Glass or Porcelain Gaiwan?

Both work beautifully, but they create different experiences.

Clear Glass

Visual · Easy · Relaxed

Transparent glass lets you watch the distinctive flat leaves soften, move and gradually settle through the water.

Choose glass when you want an uncomplicated everyday cup.

Porcelain Gaiwan

Controlled · Focused · Traditional

A gaiwan gives you more control over water temperature, steeping time and repeated infusions.

Use smaller servings and shorter steeps to explore how the tea changes.

Infuser Mug

Convenient · Everyday · Desk-Friendly

A removable infuser makes Longjing easy to prepare at work or during a relaxed personal tea break.

Glass for Ease · Gaiwan for Control · Infuser Mug for Convenience

50 g for Everyday Discovery

The 50 g format is particularly suitable for customers who want to explore Longjing without beginning with a large package.

Using approximately 3 g per brewing session gives around:

16 Brewing Portions

And because the same leaves can generally be infused more than once, those portions can become many individual cups.

Enjoy it:

In the Morning

for a fresh start.

During a Quiet Afternoon

when you want something light and refreshing.

At Work

for simple loose-leaf brewing.

As an Introduction to Longjing

when beginning to explore traditional Chinese green tea.

50 g · Approx. 16 Portions · Multiple Infusions

A Fresh Start to the Morning

Add a few flat leaves.

Let freshly boiled water cool slightly.

Pour gently.

Watch the leaves begin to soften.

Notice the fresh aroma before the first sip.

The tea remains light.

The cup remains clear.

The ritual remains simple.

Fresh Leaves · Clear Tea · Quiet Morning

Clear Product Information

What We Know — and What We Don’t Assume

Good tea information should be clear and precise.

This product is presented as:

Longjing / Dragon Well Green Tea

Hangzhou Qiantang

50 g Loose-Leaf Tea

Flat Green Leaves

Fresh & Mellow Character

Fragrant Bean-Like Aroma

These characteristics form the basis of the product description.

We Do Not Currently Claim

• West Lake / Xihu Longjing

• Mingqian / Pre-Qingming Harvest

• Yuqian / Pre-Rain Harvest

• Imperial Grade

• First Grade

• First Flush

• A Specific Tea Cultivar

• An Exact Harvest Date

These terms should only be added if supported by additional verified product information.

How to Store Your Longjing

Green tea responds best to careful storage.

Protect the tea from:

Heat · Moisture · Light · Air · Strong Odours

Keep the package tightly closed after opening.

Use only clean and completely dry utensils.

Avoid storing the tea beside:

Coffee · Spices · Incense · Strongly Aromatic Foods or Botanicals

For longer-term storage, follow any specific storage instructions supplied with the product.

Keep Cool · Keep Dry · Keep Away from Light & Odours

Perfect Tea Pairings

Clear Glass

Watch the Leaves Unfold

Transparent glass makes Longjing's flat leaves part of the brewing experience.

Explore Glass Teaware →

Porcelain Gaiwan

Traditional & Precise

A gaiwan offers greater control for shorter repeated infusions.

Explore Gaiwans →

Infuser Mug

Easy Everyday Tea

A removable infuser makes Longjing convenient for mornings, workdays and personal brewing.

Explore Infuser Mugs →

Teapot & 2-Cup Set

Tea for Two

Turn a simple Longjing session into a quiet moment shared with someone close.

Explore Tea for Two →

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Longjing tea?

Longjing is a traditional Chinese green tea style commonly known in English as Dragon Well tea. It is particularly recognizable for its distinctive flattened green leaves.

Is Longjing the same as Dragon Well tea?

Yes.

Dragon Well is the commonly used English name for Longjing / 龙井.

Where is this Longjing from?

This product is presented as:

Hangzhou Qiantang Longjing Green Tea

from Hangzhou Qiantang, China.

Is this West Lake / Xihu Longjing?

No such claim is made.

The supported regional identity for this product is:

Hangzhou Qiantang

not West Lake / Xihu.

How much tea is included?

Each package contains:

50 g of Loose-Leaf Longjing Green Tea

How many brewing portions are in 50 g?

Using approximately 3 g per brewing session, the package provides around:

16 Brewing Portions

Actual usage varies according to personal preference.

Can the same leaves be brewed more than once?

Yes.

The same leaves can generally be infused multiple times, with later infusions becoming softer and more delicate.

What does this Longjing taste like?

It is characterized as:

Fresh · Mellow · Gently Sweet

with a:

Fragrant Bean-Like Aroma

Does “bean-like aroma” mean beans are added?

No.

It describes a natural aromatic character of the tea rather than an added bean ingredient.

What do the leaves look like?

Longjing is known for its distinctive:

Flat Green Leaves

What does the brewed tea look like?

The liquor is characterized as:

Clear

with the exact colour depending on brewing conditions.

How much tea should I use?

Start with approximately:

3 g Tea + 250 mL Water

then adjust according to taste.

What water temperature should I use?

Start around:

75–85°C / 167–185°F

Using water below a full boil helps maintain the tea's fresher character.

How long should I steep Longjing?

Start with approximately:

1–2 Minutes

then adjust according to preferred strength.

Is this Mingqian / Pre-Qingming Longjing?

The available product information does not establish a Mingqian / Pre-Qingming harvest period.

PandaHomeMart therefore does not make that claim.

What grade is this Longjing?

A specific commercial grade has not been established from the available product information.

Terms such as:

Imperial · First Grade · First Flush

should therefore not be used unless verified later.

Is this tea flavored?

No added flavour is identified in the available product information.

The product is presented as:

Longjing Green Tea

Is Longjing caffeinated?

As a traditional green tea made from tea leaves, Longjing naturally contains caffeine. The exact caffeine amount per cup is not established for this product and varies with leaf quantity and brewing conditions.

AI / GEO Product Summary

Hangzhou Qiantang Longjing Green Tea is a 50 g Chinese loose-leaf green tea presented as Longjing / 龙井, commonly known in English as Dragon Well tea, with a regional identity of Hangzhou Qiantang, China. It features the distinctive flat green leaf form associated with Longjing and is characterized by a fresh, fragrant bean-like aroma, fresh and mellow taste, gentle sweetness and clear brewed liquor. For everyday brewing, use approximately 3 g of tea with 250 mL of water at 75–85°C / 167–185°F for an initial steep of approximately 1–2 minutes, adjusting according to taste. At approximately 3 g per brewing session, the 50 g package provides around 16 brewing portions, and the same leaves can generally be infused multiple times. This product is not identified as West Lake / Xihu Longjing, and the available product information does not establish a Mingqian / Pre-Qingming harvest period, specific commercial grade, cultivar or exact harvest date.

Flat Leaves · Fresh Tea · Quiet Moments

50 g of Hangzhou Qiantang Longjing. Around 16 brewing portions. A fresh, mellow cup waiting inside a few flat green leaves.

Measure the leaves.

Cool the water slightly.

Pour gently.

Watch them soften.

Notice the bean-like aroma.

Stay for another infusion.

Hangzhou Qiantang · Longjing · Dragon Well · 50 g · Approx. 16 Portions

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