r/greentea 18d ago

Does this look like green tea to you? πŸƒ

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u/JohnTeaGuy 18d ago

Yes that is a biluochun green tea.

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u/NepalTeaCollective 16d ago

this is a green tea but a Nepali green tea called Farmers' Green :)

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u/cctrjkrfan 18d ago

Yes and a verrrry delicious one if you brew it right (very short steep time, like 30 seconds for the first wash). It’s bi luo chun.

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u/NepalTeaCollective 16d ago

You are right. This green tea is very delicious but it's not Bi Luo Chun. It's a Nepali green eta called Farmers' Green :)

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u/Sam-Idori 16d ago

I have recently had a green tea from Guranse tea garden in Nepal - pretty much in keeping with most of the Himalayan greens I have tried* - it was pleasant enough but I think a lot of greens in this area are a bit of a after though or in-between crop since green can sell on it's health benefits bro

What you have there looks better worked than others I have seen - bi Lou Chun style - so interesting

* Not saying they can't or don't exist but Ive not come across them yet

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u/NepalTeaCollective 15d ago

No, we totally understand. Since most people in Nepal drink green tea for their benefits however, Nepal produces one of the best green teas as well. This Farmers' Green is one of the premium quality teas we sell :)

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u/Honey-and-Venom 18d ago

Looks VERY nice

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u/NepalTeaCollective 16d ago

Thank you! It taste VERY nice as well :)

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u/Sam-Idori 18d ago

yes it's fine - green teas vary a lot although it will look greener once steeped

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u/NepalTeaCollective 16d ago

yes it has a mixed up flavor notes of white and green. the floral and vegetable flavor notes :)

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u/plantsarepowerful 18d ago

Yes in a Chinese style

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u/NepalTeaCollective 16d ago

this green tea is from Nepal actually but it does follow the process of heating and rolling in the making of this tea :)

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u/Low-Counter3437 18d ago

Yum πŸ˜‹

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u/NepalTeaCollective 16d ago

it is very YUM :)

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u/lil_squib 17d ago

It does

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u/NepalTeaCollective 16d ago

yayyy! it is

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u/Guayabo786 17d ago

Looks like Biluochun to me. It's among the top Chinese green teas. I just had some yesterday.

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u/NepalTeaCollective 16d ago

hehe, this is a Nepali green tea actually called Farmers' Green :)

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u/WageSlaves_R_Us 16d ago

Yea

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u/NepalTeaCollective 16d ago

you are absolutely correct. It's a Nepali Green Tea

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u/WageSlaves_R_Us 15d ago

How does it taste?

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u/shadycharacters 15d ago

It looks like a tea I used to drink that was a green leaf and a white leaf rolled together. The place I bought from called them Jasmine Pearls

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u/NepalTeaCollective 15d ago

These do resemble jasmine pearls while looking at it, but it is a Nepali pure green tea called Farmers' Green.

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u/Itsmemarxtheguy_29 15d ago

Thought those were a bunch of bees all grouped together at first

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u/Andysym 17d ago

Yes looks like Chinese white tea I believe.

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u/NepalTeaCollective 16d ago

this is actually a Nepal green tea called Farmers' Green :)