Snow helps you slow down (especially when there is a lot of it), so does this Snow Chinese tea.

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The tea tastes slightly bitter at first sip. But the aftertaste are sweet. The The pleasant aromas  linger on your lips for several hours.

Snow Chinese tea makes a wonderful choice to get perked up

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Once you are used to the taste, you will surely love it. And after a brown day, the tea makes a wonderful choice to get picked up.

Due to a special fermentation process, Snow tea grows the characteristic snow-white frost that gives its intriguing name.

Refreshing and pleasant-looking as it is, Snow tea is born to be unique!

It is grown in tea gardens on the Five Elements Mountain over 1300 meters high. The duration of sunshine daily averages 8 hours, and the yearly paticipition reaches 2000 mm. The temperature maintains 20-25 degress all year round.

Such environment creates some favorable conditions for the tea nutrients to build up.

Your Snow tea is born to be organic and healthy! The place it grows is protected as a plant and animal sactuary. It is free of pollution. Farmers there use no pesticide or other chemicals for growing the tea trees.

No wonder the tea made its way to impress the heads of states in the regionally cruical Boao Forum of Asia held yearly in Hainan.

Easy and simple way of brewing Snow Chinese tea

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The art of Snow tea brewing is much easier and simpler than a green or black Chinese tea.

There are strict requirements on brewing vessels, time, or even water for most of the Chinese teas if you desire for the perfect tea flavor. One of the few exceptions are Snow tea.

The way to brew Snow tea can't be more easier.

First, let the water in your kettle boil.

Second, take out a pinch of Snow tea leaves and place them in a cup. The cup can be glass, plastic or paper, and doesn't necessarily have to of Jingdezhen porcelain or Yixing purple clay as many Chinese teas may need.  

Third, as the water cools to 85 to 90 degress Celcius, pour it into the cup.

Fourth, wait for 2 minutes, and the tea is ready to serve.

Snow tea can be brewed for 3 to 4 rounds.