Rizhao green tea 日照绿茶
Rizhao green tea is featured among the local specialties of Shandong.
Rizhao green tea makes a fragrant, gently grassy infusion. Taste a plain cup before choosing leaves to take home.
How it is made
Green-tea leaves are infused in hot water, with time and water temperature adjusted to the leaf and desired strength. Several short infusions allow the flavor to change gradually.
Flavour & texture
Rizhao tea can show fresh grassy and toasted notes with a gently savory body; overly long brewing brings more bitterness and astringency.
Local roots & traditions
Rizhao is a northern tea-growing area in Shandong, offering a different geographical setting from China's more southerly tea regions.
How to order Rizhao green tea
Taste a plain brewed sample and compare grades before buying a large quantity.
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Show 日照绿茶 for Rizhao green tea. Taste a plain brewed sample and compare grades before buying a large quantity.