Spring Lushan Mist Green Tea

Product Description

2026 Spring Lushan Mist Green Tea is a premium green tea from the Lushan Mountain region of Jiangxi Province, China. Made from tender, young leaves of Camellia sinensis, it offers a delicate cup with a fresh, floral character.

Grown in misty, high-altitude conditions, this tea is known for its sweet aroma and light, refreshing taste. Subtle orchid and jasmine notes come forward in the cup, while careful steaming and pan-firing help keep the finish smooth and prevent harsh bitterness.

Key Features

• Premium green tea from the Lushan Mountain region of Jiangxi Province, China
• Made from tender, young leaves of Camellia sinensis
• Fresh floral aroma with sweet orchid and jasmine notes
• Light, refreshing cup with a smooth, delicate finish
• Contains natural caffeine and brews well as loose leaf tea or in tea bags

Flavor Profile

• Aroma: Floral, sweet, and fresh
• Taste: Light, delicate, and refreshing with subtle orchid and jasmine notes
• Finish: Smooth, clean, and gently lingering

Who This Tea Is For

• Green tea drinkers who enjoy a light, floral cup
• Anyone looking for a smooth everyday tea with natural caffeine
• Shoppers who like delicate teas with a clean, refreshing finish
• Tea lovers looking for a thoughtful gift or a relaxing daily cup

Q&A

What is 2026 Spring Lushan Mist Green Tea?

2026 Spring Lushan Mist Green Tea is a premium green tea from the Lushan Mountain region of Jiangxi Province, China. It is made from tender young leaves and is known for its mist-grown character, floral aroma, and refreshing cup.

What does this tea taste like?

It tastes light, sweet, and floral, with subtle orchid and jasmine notes. The cup is delicate and refreshing rather than heavy or roasted.

Does this tea contain caffeine?

Yes. Green tea naturally contains caffeine, though the strength can vary depending on leaf amount, water temperature, and steep time.

Is this tea bitter?

When brewed with cooler water and a short steep, this tea stays smooth and gentle. Oversteeping or using water that is too hot can bring out more bitterness.

How many times can I steep this tea?

You can usually steep this tea 2-3 times. Later infusions become lighter and softer while keeping a pleasant floral aroma.

What's the difference between loose leaf and tea bags?

Loose leaf tea gives the leaves more room to open, which usually allows for fuller aroma and better flavor. Tea bags are more convenient for quick brewing.

How long does shipping take?

Orders usually ship within 1-3 business days.

Where do you ship from?

We ship from California, USA.

Brewing Instructions

Quick Brewing Guide

Use slightly cooler water and a short steep for the smoothest, most refreshing cup.