Premium Longjing Green Tea – 100 g

Te Ji Grade · Flat Leaves · Fresh & Refined

Discover a refined everyday expression of one of China’s most recognizable green tea traditions.

Identified on the original packaging as Te Ji Long Jing / 特级龙井, this loose-leaf green tea features Longjing’s characteristic flat leaf style and a fresh, clean, refined character.

The generous 100 g format makes it especially suited to regular personal brewing.

100 g · Approx. 33 Brewing Portions · Multiple Infusions

Product at a Glance

Product: Premium Longjing Green Tea
Chinese Name: 特级龙井
Package Name: Te Ji Long Jing
English Name: Dragon Well Green Tea
Tea Type: Green Tea
Tea Style: Longjing / Dragon Well
Grade: Te Ji / 特级
Net Weight: 100 g
Format: Loose Leaf Tea
Packaging: Cylindrical Tea Tin

Leaf Style: Flat · Smooth · Green
Character: Fresh · Clean · Refined
Body: Light to Medium

Best For:
Everyday Longjing · Morning Tea · Afternoon Tea · Personal Tea Rituals

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 characteristic leaf appearance can be summarized as:

Flat · Smooth · Green

Unlike rolled or twisted teas, Longjing is recognized for its distinctive flattened leaf form.

This product is identified on the original packaging as:

特级龙井 · Te Ji Long Jing

For PandaHomeMart, we retain this original grade designation while presenting it naturally in English as:

Premium Longjing Green Tea

Flat Leaves · Fresh Character · Refined Cup

What Does Te Ji / 特级 Mean?

Te Ji / 特级 is a Chinese commercial grade designation shown directly on this product’s packaging.

We retain that original designation rather than extending it into unsupported claims such as:

Imperial Grade · Highest Grade · First Flush

This keeps the product information clear and accurate.

Choose Your Brewing Style

Clear Glass

Visual · Easy · Relaxed

Watch the flat leaves soften and move through the water.

Porcelain Gaiwan

Controlled · Focused · Traditional

Enjoy greater control over infusion time and repeated brewing.

Infuser Mug

Simple · Practical · Everyday

An easy option for loose-leaf tea at home or at work.

Glass for Ease · Gaiwan for Control · Mug for Convenience

Made for Everyday Longjing

The 100 g format gives this tea a different role from a smaller discovery pack.

It is generous enough to become part of your regular tea routine.

Enjoy it:

In the Morning
for a fresh start.

During the Afternoon
for something clean and refreshing.

At Work
for a simple loose-leaf tea break.

During a Quiet Tea Session
when you want to slow down and notice each infusion.

Premium does not have to mean occasional.

100 g in a Classic Tea Tin

Presented in a cylindrical tea tin, this Longjing feels substantial while remaining easy to keep on an everyday tea shelf.

Keep it beside your gaiwan.

Place it with your green tea collection.

Or make it the Longjing you return to throughout the week.

Tea Tin · Loose Leaves · Everyday Brewing

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Longjing tea?

Longjing / 龙井 is a traditional Chinese green tea style commonly known in English as Dragon Well tea.

It is especially recognizable for its flattened leaf form.

What does Te Ji / 特级 mean?

Te Ji / 特级 is the commercial grade designation shown on this product’s original packaging.

Is Te Ji the highest Longjing grade?

We retain the stated Te Ji / 特级 designation without extending it into claims such as “highest grade” or “imperial grade.”

How much tea is included?

Each tin contains:

100 g of loose-leaf Longjing Green Tea

How many brewing portions are in 100 g?

Using approximately 3 g per brewing session:

≈ 33 Brewing Portions

Actual usage varies according to personal preference.

How should I brew it?

Start with:

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

Then adjust according to taste.

Can the leaves be brewed more than once?

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

Is this West Lake / Xihu Longjing?

The available product information does not establish a West Lake / Xihu origin, so no such claim is made.

Is this Hangzhou Qiantang Longjing?

No Hangzhou Qiantang origin is currently established for this specific 100 g product.

Is this Mingqian Longjing?

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

Return to Something Simple

A few flat leaves.

Gently cooled water.

A clear cup.

Watch the leaves slowly soften.

Let the aroma rise.

Take the first sip.

Then stay for another infusion.

Te Ji Longjing · Fresh Tea · Quiet Moments

Bring Eastern Living Home.