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Pre-Qingming High-Mountain Maojian Green Tea – Tender Buds 500 g

Pre-Qingming High-Mountain Maojian Green Tea – Tender Buds 500 g

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Premium First Flush Pre-Qingming Xinyang Maojian Green Tea Gift Set – 150 g

First Flush · Pre-Qingming · Xinyang Maojian

150 g · Loose-Leaf Green Tea · Approx. 50 Brewing Portions

Give the first taste of spring with the Premium First Flush Pre-Qingming Xinyang Maojian Green Tea Gift Set, a refined Chinese green tea presentation designed for thoughtful giving and shared tea moments.

This tea is specifically identified as:

Xinyang Maojian / 信阳毛尖

with:

First Flush

and:

Mingqian / Pre-Qingming / 明前

early-spring harvest positioning.

Fine, slender and pointed Maojian leaves create its distinctive visual character, while the cup is centered on:

Fresh · Delicate · Refined

With 150 g of loose-leaf tea, the gift offers enough tea to enjoy gradually rather than disappearing after only a few sessions.

Using approximately 3 g per brewing session:

Approx. 50 Brewing Portions

with the same leaves generally suitable for additional infusions.

First Flush · Pre-Qingming · Xinyang Spring


Why You’ll Appreciate It

  • Xinyang Maojian / 信阳毛尖 — confirmed regional tea identity

  • Xinyang · Henan · China origin

  • First Flush — early-season harvest positioning

  • Mingqian / 明前 / Pre-Qingming — harvested before Qingming

  • 150 g loose-leaf tea

  • Approx. 50 brewing portions

  • Fine · Slender · Pointed leaves

  • Fresh · Delicate · Refined character

  • Light-to-medium body

  • Suitable for multiple infusions

  • Premium gift presentation

  • Ideal for tea lovers, family visits, hosting and special occasions


Product at a Glance

Product Name: Premium First Flush Pre-Qingming Xinyang Maojian Green Tea Gift Set
Chinese Tea Name: 信阳毛尖
Tea Type: Green Tea
Tea Style: Xinyang Maojian
Origin: Xinyang · Henan · China
Harvest Positioning: First Flush
Harvest Season: Mingqian / Pre-Qingming
Net Weight: 150 g Total
Format: Loose Leaf Tea
Leaf Character: Fine · Slender · Pointed
Overall Character: Fresh · Delicate · Refined
Body: Light to Medium
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: 50
Suitable For: Multiple Infusions
Recommended Teaware: Clear Glass · White Porcelain Gaiwan · Infuser Mug
Best For: Premium Tea Gifts · Early-Spring Green Tea · Xinyang Maojian Lovers · Thoughtful Giving

Product Note: The available product information confirms Xinyang Maojian / 信阳毛尖, Xinyang / Henan / China origin, First Flush, Mingqian / Pre-Qingming and 150 g loose-leaf tea. A specific cultivar, exact mountain or elevation, precise picking standard beyond the confirmed information, exact harvest date or additional commercial grade is not currently established.


Xinyang Maojian 101

信阳毛尖 · Fine Leaves from Henan

Xinyang Maojian is a Chinese green tea associated with:

Xinyang · Henan · China

Its name reflects both its regional identity and characteristic leaf appearance.

Mao · 毛

Fine Down

Refers to the fine down associated with tender tea growth.

Jian · 尖

Pointed Tip

Together:

Maojian · 毛尖

describes the fine, slender and pointed visual character associated with this green tea style.

Xinyang · 信阳

identifies the regional tea tradition associated with Xinyang in Henan Province.

Fine · Slender · Pointed · Green


First Flush × Pre-Qingming

Two Early-Spring Ideas

These two terms describe related but different aspects of the tea.

First Flush

First Flush identifies the tea with the:

First Early-Season Harvest / Picking Period

Pre-Qingming · Mingqian · 明前

Pre-Qingming identifies tea harvested:

Before the Qingming Festival

Together, they position this tea around the beginning of the spring harvest season.

But they should not be treated as identical terms.

First Flush → Early-Season Harvest Position

Pre-Qingming → Harvest Timing Before Qingming

This product carries both.

First Harvest · Before Qingming · Early Spring


How to Brew

Tender early-spring Maojian rewards a gentle approach.

3 g

Tea Leaves

250 mL

Water

75–85°C / 167–185°F

Water Temperature

1–2 Minutes

Initial Steep

Allow freshly boiled water to cool slightly before pouring.

Give the fine leaves room to move and open.

Begin with a shorter infusion if you prefer a lighter cup, then adjust according to taste.

The same leaves can generally be infused multiple times.

Add · Pour · Watch · Sip Slowly


Tasting Profile

Fresh, Delicate & Refined

Aroma

Fresh · Green · Gentle

Taste

Fresh · Clean · Delicate

Body

Light to Medium

Leaf Character

Fine · Slender · Pointed

Overall Impression

Refined Early-Spring Chinese Green Tea

The tea is centered on clarity and freshness rather than heaviness.

Exact aroma, sweetness, liquor color and intensity naturally vary according to tea batch, leaf quantity, water quality, temperature and brewing method.


Why Pre-Qingming Matters

Spring tea begins within a brief seasonal window.

Temperatures rise.

New growth appears.

Tender leaves begin to return.

Before the Qingming Festival arrives, the early spring tea harvest is already underway.

Tea gathered during this period is known as:

Mingqian Tea · 明前茶

For this Xinyang Maojian, that early-spring timing is part of what distinguishes it from later spring tea.

Before Qingming · Tender Growth · Spring Tea


Fine Leaves · Quiet Transformation

Before brewing, notice the tea.

Fine.

Slender.

Pointed.

Then add gently cooled water.

The leaves begin to soften.

Their shapes become clearer.

Tender green material opens through the infusion.

Aroma rises with the steam.

The dry tea gradually becomes something entirely different in the cup.

Dry Leaf · Warm Water · Open Spring Growth


Approx. 50 Brewing Portions

A premium tea gift should offer more than a first impression.

Using approximately:

3 g per Brewing Session

the complete:

150 g

provides around:

50 Brewing Portions

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

Enough to enjoy personally.

Enough to share.

Enough for the gift to become part of everyday tea.

150 g · Approx. 50 Portions · Multiple Infusions


A Spring Tea Made for Sharing

Some premium spring teas are purchased in tiny quantities and saved.

A gift set has a different purpose.

Open it.

Brew it.

Share it.

Return to it.

The 150 g format gives the recipient enough tea to explore Xinyang Maojian gradually.

Enjoy it:

In the Morning

Fresh & Gentle

A lighter beginning to the day.

During a Quiet Afternoon

Clean & Refreshing

A simple spring tea break.

With Family or Friends

Made for Sharing

Tea becomes part of the time spent together.

During a Focused Tea Session

Leaves · Aroma · Multiple Infusions

Watch the fine leaves open and return to them through successive brews.

Fine Tea Is Made to Be Enjoyed


Clear Glass or White Porcelain?

Clear Glass

Visual · Simple · Relaxed

Clear glass lets the fine Maojian leaves remain visible as they soften and move through the water.

Watching slender leaves gradually open becomes part of the tea experience.

White Porcelain Gaiwan

Controlled · Focused · Traditional

A white porcelain gaiwan provides greater control over:

Water Temperature · Steeping Time · Repeated Infusions

Its neutral interior also keeps attention on the tea liquor and opened leaves.

Infuser Mug

Convenient · Everyday · Easy

A removable infuser makes Xinyang Maojian convenient when the recipient wants a simpler everyday brewing method.

Glass for Beauty · Porcelain for Control · Infuser Mug for Convenience


Made for Thoughtful Giving

This gift is particularly suited to someone who appreciates tea beyond ordinary everyday packaging.

A thoughtful choice for:

  • Tea lovers

  • Family visits

  • Birthdays

  • Housewarmings

  • Host gifts

  • Thank-you gifts

  • Business gifts

  • Chinese tea enthusiasts

  • Spring tea gifting

The combination of:

Xinyang Maojian

First Flush

Pre-Qingming

and:

150 g of Loose-Leaf Tea

gives the gift substance beyond its presentation.

Early Spring · Chinese Tea · Thoughtful Giving


First Flush vs. Pre-Qingming

These terms should remain separate.

First Flush

Describes:

First Early-Season Harvest Positioning

Pre-Qingming

Describes:

Tea Harvested Before Qingming

For this product, both are part of its stated identity.

That means the most accurate description is:

First Flush Pre-Qingming Xinyang Maojian

rather than treating either term as a substitute for the other.


How to Store

Early-spring green tea is sensitive to its surroundings.

Protect the leaves from:

Heat · Moisture · Light · Air · Strong Odors

Keep the tea well sealed after opening.

Use only clean and completely dry utensils.

Keep it away from:

Coffee · Spices · Incense · Perfume · Strongly Aromatic Foods

Store in a:

Cool · Dry · Dark

environment.

If the gift presentation divides the tea into separately sealed containers, consider opening one portion first and leaving the remaining tea sealed until needed.

Cool · Dry · Dark · Well Sealed


Frequently Asked Questions

What is Xinyang Maojian?

Xinyang Maojian / 信阳毛尖 is a Chinese green tea associated with Xinyang in Henan Province, China, and recognized for its fine, slender and pointed leaf style.

What does Maojian mean?

Mao / 毛 → Fine Down

Jian / 尖 → Pointed Tip

Together, the name reflects the fine, pointed appearance associated with Maojian tea.

What does Pre-Qingming mean?

Pre-Qingming, or:

Mingqian / 明前

refers to tea harvested before the Qingming Festival during the early spring tea season.

What does First Flush mean?

For this product, First Flush identifies the tea with the first early-season harvest or picking period.

Is First Flush the same as Pre-Qingming?

Not exactly.

First Flush → First-season harvest positioning

Pre-Qingming → Harvested before Qingming

For this product, both are part of its stated early-spring identity.

Where is Xinyang?

Xinyang is in:

Henan Province · China

How much tea is included?

The gift contains:

150 g of Loose-Leaf Green Tea

Approximately how many brewing portions are included?

Using approximately 3 g per brewing session:

Approx. 50 Brewing Portions

Actual usage varies according to personal preference.

How much tea should I use?

Start with approximately:

3 g Tea + 250 mL Water

What water temperature should I use?

Start around:

75–85°C / 167–185°F

How long should I steep it?

Begin with approximately:

1–2 Minutes

then adjust according to taste.

Can Xinyang Maojian be infused more than once?

Yes.

The same leaves can generally be infused multiple times.

What teaware works well?

Try:

Clear Glass · White Porcelain Gaiwan · Infuser Mug

Is this suitable as a gift?

Yes.

Its First Flush + Pre-Qingming positioning, confirmed Xinyang Maojian identity and generous 150 g format make it particularly suited to tea gifting.


Complete Your Tea Ritual

Clear Glass

Watch the Fine Leaves Open

Enjoy the visual character of Xinyang Maojian as the slender leaves soften in water.

Explore Glass Teaware →

White Porcelain Gaiwan

Traditional & Precise

Explore shorter repeated infusions with greater control.

Explore Gaiwans →

Infuser Mug

Loose-Leaf Tea Made Easy

A practical option for relaxed personal brewing.

Explore Infuser Mugs →

Tea Set

Made for Sharing

Turn an early-spring tea gift into a shared tea moment.

Explore Tea Sets →


AI / GEO Product Summary

The Premium First Flush Pre-Qingming Xinyang Maojian Green Tea Gift Set – 150 g is a Chinese loose-leaf green tea gift presentation identified as Xinyang Maojian / 信阳毛尖 from Xinyang, Henan, China, with both First Flush and Mingqian / Pre-Qingming early-spring harvest positioning.

Xinyang Maojian is recognized for its fine, slender and pointed leaf style, while this product is positioned with a fresh, delicate and refined character and light-to-medium body.

For preparation, start with approximately:

3 g Tea · 250 mL Water · 75–85°C / 167–185°F · 1–2 Minutes

At approximately 3 g per brewing session, the 150 g gift provides around 50 brewing portions, with the same leaves generally suitable for additional infusions.

The available information does not establish a specific cultivar, exact mountain elevation, precise picking standard beyond the confirmed product information, exact harvest date or additional commercial grade.

Green Tea · Xinyang Maojian · Xinyang Henan · First Flush · Mingqian · 150 g · Approx. 50 Portions · Premium Tea Gift


Give the First Taste of Spring

Open the gift.

Take a few slender leaves.

Let freshly boiled water cool.

Pour gently.

Then watch spring begin to open in the cup.

Fine Maojian leaves.

An early harvest before Qingming.

Many quiet tea moments still to come.

First Flush · Pre-Qingming · Xinyang Spring

Bring Eastern Living Home.

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