Green Sword Tea

Green Sword Tea

　　　　Product Name: Green Sword Tea

　　　　Product Origin: Zhuji

　　　　Product Characteristics: Shaped like green swords, with tender green color, fresh and mellow taste, high and clear aroma, clear soup color, and bright, tender green buds. When brewed, the buds stand upright like a cluster of green swords, vivid and lifelike. Upon closer appreciation, the Green Sword Tea in the cup resembles a fine piece of artwork; a single sip will instantly lift your spirits and leave a lingering, profound aftertaste.

　　　　Product Introduction: With its unique flavor, Green Sword Tea exudes an intriguing charm. Moreover, due to its proximity to the Five Waterfalls (Wuxie), tea culture activities centered around the theme "Green Sword Tea, the sentiment of Xi Shi — with every fragrant sip, memories of hometown arise; Green Sword Tea, the waters of Wuxie — good tea, good water, a good life" such as tea ceremonies, tea banquets, and tea appreciation, have quietly emerged in Jiyang. Green Sword Tea adds a remarkable highlight to the grand garden of tea culture and embodies the serene demeanor of the people of Zhuji, the hometown of Xi Shi. When visitors to the land of Xi Shi and the Five Waterfalls leisurely sit in bamboo pavilions; when you sit face to face with close friends, chatting about everything under the sun; or when you unwind after a busy day, brew a cup of the renowned Green Sword Tea. Watch as the fine mist drifts within the cup, with tea buds standing tall and lifelike. Amidst the fragrant tea ambiance, it helps soothe anxiety, uplift the spirit, and brings a sense of inner peace and comfort.

　　　　Product History: Developed and produced in 1994, Green Sword Tea is a high to medium-grade tea that combines both drinking and ornamental qualities. In 1996, it won first place in the overall quality evaluation at the Lvxing City Famous Tea Competition; in 1998, it received the Silver Award for High-Quality Agricultural Products in Zhejiang Province; in 1999, it was awarded the Certificate of Class I Famous Tea in Zhejiang Province; it was recognized as a Famous Brand at the '99 China International Agriculture Expo; it was a Recommended Product at the '99 Shanghai International Tea Culture Festival; and the Designated Tea for the 2001 Shanghai International Tea Culture Festival. Testing by the National Tea Quality Supervision and Inspection Center of the Ministry of Agriculture confirmed that its quality meets international advanced standards.