About the tea
Chun Mee, a revered Chinese green tea, translates to “precious eyebrows,” a fitting name for its delicate, slender leaves that resemble fine hairs. Originating in the picturesque Jiangxi province, this tea has captivated tea enthusiasts with its unique characteristics and subtle nuances.
The tea’s processing involves a careful orchestration of techniques that result in its distinctive appearance. The leaves are meticulously shaped into long, thin strands, often with a slight twist, enhancing their visual appeal and contributing to the tea’s brewing properties.
When brewed, Chun Mee yields a medium-bodied infusion with a captivating golden hue. Its taste profile is characterized by a gentle sweetness that harmonizes with a subtle tartness, often described as reminiscent of ripe plums. This interplay of flavours creates a refreshing and balanced cup that is both invigorating and soothing.
Beyond its delightful taste, Chun Mee offers several health benefits. Like many green teas, it is rich in antioxidants, which help combat oxidative stress and promote overall well-being. Additionally, its low caffeine content makes it a suitable choice for those seeking a calming and relaxing beverage.
Chun Mee’s versatility extends to its brewing methods. It can be enjoyed both hot and iced, allowing for a wide range of brewing times and water temperatures to suit individual preferences. Whether savoured in the tranquillity of a quiet moment or shared among friends, Chun Mee offers a truly delightful tea experience.
Brew Time 1-3mins
Temperature 75 – 80°C
One teaspoon per cup





