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Spring harvest
The spring harvests known as "first flush" in India, "chun cha" in China and "ichibancha" in Japan (sold as "shincha" when released) are perhaps the most eagerly awaited by tea lovers. Some of these harvests, which generally take place between March and April or even May, are the most prestigious of the year.
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Huang Ya Cha
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Spring Sprout
Lü Zhen Green Needle Special
Jade Dew
Long Jing Celestial Scent
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Snowview's claws
Putharjhora Silver Drops
Mineral Spring FTGFOP1 FF
Potong FTGFOP1 FF
Tara's Offering SFTGFOP1 FF
Himalayan Secret SFTGFOP1 FF
Full Moon Spirit FTGFOP1 FF
Singell Heritage FTGFOP1 FF
Spring Thunder FTGFOP1 FF
Spring Secret FTGFOP1 FF
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Shincha Kagoshima
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Shincha Shizuoka
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Shincha Uji
Shincha Miyazaki
Shincha Kama Iri Cha
Discover the spring harvest
Mingqian (明前), made exclusively from tender buds harvested by hand in early spring before the Qingming (Clear Light) Festival, represent the quintessence of Chinese green teas. The daily quantity of leaves harvested is minimal: 4 kilos of fresh leaves are needed to obtain one kilo of finished tea!
Darjeeling First Flush teas, the first of the year, are also the most prized for their rich, refined aromas with immediately recognizable floral and fruity notes, earning them their reputation as the champagne of black tea.
In Japan, only the leaves from these spring harvests are used to make the country's most prestigious teas, matcha and gyokuro.
Generally speaking, spring buds offer lively, delicate aromas of exceptional freshness. They literally explode their springtime flavours in the cup, with a veritable condensation of aromatic principles slowly accumulated over the winter.
Their silky infusion, rich in essential oils from the first shoots of the year, delivers characteristic floral, fruity and herbaceous notes, offering a unique sensory experience that combines lightness, delicate aromas and great complexity.
In general, spring buds offer lively, delicate and exceptionally fresh aromas. They literally explode their springtime flavours in the cup, with a veritable condensation of aromatic principles slowly accumulated as winter draws to a close.
Their silky infusion, rich in essential oils from the first shoots of the year, delivers characteristic floral, fruity and herbaceous notes, offering a unique sensory experience that combines lightness, delicate aromas and great complexity.