Green tea Green snail
Green Tea Green Snail is an exquisite Chinese tea made from spring buds. It has a delicate, herbal-floral flavor, a slight nuttiness, and a sweet aftertaste. The twisted leaves add elegance to the tea.
Green Snail is a refined green tea from China, named for the shape of the leaves, which are twisted into spirals that resemble a snail. The tea is made from tender spring buds and young leaves, which are carefully hand-rolled after harvest. This preserves maximum aroma and delicate sweet taste.
The taste of the tea is light, fresh, with subtle herbal and floral notes, a soft nutty shade and a sweet aftertaste. The aroma is spring, with a hint of wildflowers. The infusion is transparent green, refreshing and soft.
History of Green Snail Tea:
Green Snail Tea has a centuries-old history associated with the southern provinces of China. Its specialty is hand-rolling, which preserves the delicacy of the taste and makes the tea visually beautiful. Historically, this tea was served on the imperial table and given as a symbol of spring renewal and elegance.
Useful properties of Green Snail:
- Rich in antioxidants that help maintain youthful cells
- Improves mood, gently tones without overloading
- Promotes easy digestion
- Supports concentration and clarity of thought
- Refreshes and helps to cope with fatigue
Characteristics:
- Type: Green tea
- Origin: China (region depends on the batch)
- Raw materials: Spring buds and young leaves
- Taste: Delicate, fresh, herbaceous-floral, slightly nutty, sweet aftertaste
- Scent: Spring, floral, fresh
- Infusion color: Transparent green
- Caffeine: Medium
- Shape: Loose, spirally twisted
- Brand: My Tea
How to brew Green Snail green tea:
Chinese method (gongfu cha):
- Take 4–5 g per 100–120 ml of gaiwan or tall glass.
- Water temperature is 80–85°C.
- The first flush (3–5 seconds) is a flush, not a drink.
- Brew in short bursts of 10–20 seconds. Makes 5–7 bursts.
European method:
- Take 3–4 g per 250 ml of water.
- Temperature - 80–85°C.
- Brew for 2–3 minutes.
- Can be brewed 2–3 times.
Who is suitable for:
- For lovers of delicate, light green teas
- For those who want to try tea with a beautiful shape and rich aroma
- For lovers of spring freshness in a cup
- For mindful tea parties, morning or evening rituals