Please do not throw away any broken goods until we have confirmed it is ok to do so as sometimes the couriers ask for the goods as part of their investigations. The steaming process that follows the picking helps to retain the rich green hue and the delicate, natural aroma of the leaf, resulting in a brew that is as visually appealing as it is delicious. Promotes Heart Health: It may reduce LDL cholesterol levels and improve the health of your blood vessels, thereby lowering your risk of heart disease. A tea worthy of worship belongs in our biodegradable "tea temple" - our spacious, transparent mesh bag allowing maximum room for perfect infusion.

It captures the delicate taste of summer air and - unlike a lot of murky paper bag green teas - this one turns a clear pale green when infused. It may not be reproduced in any way whatsoever without the prior consent of Waitrose Limited nor without due acknowledgement. As we are constantly reviewing and developing our products to meet our consumer needs, consumers, particularly those that suffer from allergies and intolerances, should always check product labelling, warnings, and directions provided with the product that is delivered, prior to use or consumption. The taste further develops with sweeter notes and light flavours of fruits, such as apricots and peaches. We are proud that our Mao Feng tea is amongst those produced here, by our friend Cheng, who ships directly to us from her farm.And gives a decent caffeine-kick if that's what you're after - although don't leave the bag in too long or you'll get the shakes. Add 1 heaped teaspoons per 150ml water (that’s around 2g) and pour on 80°C water (that's about 3-4 minutes off the boil or until you can put a finger on the side of the kettle for about 2 seconds). While not as famous, the tea grown here is of excellent quality and is grown and hand crafted in a traditional way. While this tea has been part of our assortment as a conventionally grown variety for a long time, we are now finally able to also offer an organic quality. If you need your culture by a certain date please contact us and let us know and we will do the best we can do accomodate.

Huang Shan Wu Gong Ling Mao Feng (黃山蜈蚣岭毛峯) is a an early spring Ming Qian green tea produced in the south-eastern part of Anhui Province of China. If you don't have a thermometer, simply bring the water to a boil and then let it sit for about 2 minutes to achieve the desired temperature. We do try to keep it to a minimum BUT we would rather your item arrived in one piece than be mean with the packaging.Subsequent: 4 to 5 grams of tea, 80 to 100 mills 75 C degrees water, first brewing up to 30 second and each next longer about 20 second or even less. Tasting Notes: Mao Feng Green Tea has a light and refreshing taste, with a delicate grassy flavour and sweet aftertaste. If we do not receive photographic evidence of the damage we will not be able to process a claim and therefore will not be able to offer a refund/exchange.

Strengthens Immunity: Drinking Mao Feng Green Tea regularly can help strengthen your immune system, making you more resistant to common illnesses like the flu and cold.

The cool and misty climate as well as mineral rich soil combine to produce flavoursome teas that have a high level of theanine and are rich in tannins and vitamins. This tea is handpicked from only the new buds and leaf in the first weeks of the season and then rolled into a curled needle shape. Birchall Mao Feng is a pure green tea sourced from China where the best very best green teas are found. While we have taken care in preparing this summary and believe it is accurate, it is not a substitute for your reading the product packaging and label prior to use.

Mao Feng (毛峯) translates into English as ‘Fur Peak’, referring to the small white hairs that cover the young dry leaves. If it still cannot be located contact us on 01323 730091 (Mon-Thursday) and we will get that investigated.

Huang Shan Wu Gong Ling Mao Feng is a delicate early spring Mao Feng green tea from Wugongling village in Huangshan. Fu Xi Mao Feng is certainly the most famous one but the reputation and demand for it results in sky-high pricing. Finding his body deep in the mountains she wept and wept until she became the rain, while her lover's body turned into a tea bush.