BREWING SUGGESTION

Time — 20 seconds
Temperature — 70-80°C
Weight — 4 / 6g
Water — 250 / 350ml
Brews — Can be brewed for 3 rounds; add 10 seconds for each subsequent brew 

Dragon Well exudes a refreshing aroma of roasted chestnuts or beans. This tea is rich in vitamin C and is purported to have anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. As a beverage that cools one down effectively, Dragon Well is recommended if you want to cool down from the scorching heat.

Enjoy these Dragon Well Teabags at your convenience, or in traditional loose leaf form.

BREWING SUGGESTION

Time — 1.5 minutes
Temperature — 75°C
Water — 250ml 

BREWING SUGGESTION

Time — 20 seconds
Temperature — 70-80°C
Weight — 4 / 6g
Water — 250 / 350ml
Brews — Can be brewed for 3 rounds; add 10 seconds for each subsequent brew 

Dragon Well exudes a refreshing aroma of roasted chestnuts or beans. This tea is rich in vitamin C and is purported to have anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. As a beverage that cools one down effectively, Dragon Well is recommended if you want to cool down from the scorching heat.

BREWING SUGGESTION

Time — 20 seconds
Temperature — 70-80°C
Weight — 4 / 6g
Water — 250 / 350ml
Brews — Can be brewed for 3 rounds; add 10 seconds for each subsequent brew 

According to a popular Chinese legend, there was a time when Emperor Qian Long of the Qing Dynasty visited the tea plantations in Hangzhou and unintentionally brought some fresh tea leaves back to Beijing with him. Upon arrival, the Empress Dowager caught a sweet aroma emitting from the Emperor’s pocket, where the tea leaves were. Out of curiosity, the leaves were brewed. Its unique taste captivated both the Emperor and the Empress Dowager – from that day onwards, Dragon Well became the Imperial Tea.

BREWING SUGGESTION

Time — 20 seconds
Temperature — 70-80°C
Weight — 4 / 6g
Water — 250 / 350ml
Brews — Can be brewed for 3 rounds; add 10 seconds for each subsequent brew