Pile of dried green tea leaves from 2025 First Harvest Biluochun Green Tea

Pile of green tea leaves for 2025 First Harvest Biluochun Green Tea with floral aroma

Rolled green tea leaves of Biluochun Green Tea with floral and fruity aroma

Green tea leaves in a white bowl showcasing 2025 First Harvest Biluochun Green Tea

Clear glass of green tea on white tray showcasing 2025 First Harvest Biluochun Green Tea

Green tea leaves spilling from a white bowl, premium 2025 First Harvest Biluochun Green Tea

2025 First Harvest Biluochun Green Tea – Floral & Fruity Aroma,

Name: 2025 First Harvest Biluochun Green Tea – Floral & Fruity Aroma,
Brand: Tealibere
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Product Specification

2025Spring

Harvest Season

AAA

Leaf Grade

Fresh

Flavor Profile

85°C

Brew Temp

30s

Steep Time

Suzhou

Origin

100%Handmade

Craft

2025 Biluochun – A Springtime Classic from Suzhou Xishan

Each batch is hand-picked from traditional tea trees on Xishan Mountain in Suzhou, capturing the first flush's tender essence and delicate fragrance.

Origin & Heritage

This premium Biluochun is harvested in early spring 2025 from the scenic Xishan area in Suzhou, where plum and peach blossoms bloom alongside centuries-old tea gardens. The tea leaves are carefully rolled into tight spirals resembling snail shells, giving Biluochun its name—“Green Snail Spring.”

Taste Profile

Aroma: Distinct floral and fruity fragrance, thanks to the co-planting of tea and fruit trees
Liquor: Pale jade green with crystalline clarity
Mouthfeel: Smooth, sweet, and fresh, with a lingering honeyed finish

Craftsmanship

Following traditional green tea methods, the tea is hand-harvested, withered, de-enzymed, shaped, and low-temperature dried—all done with great care to preserve its natural aroma and nutrients.

Appearance

Dry leaves: Silvery-white hairs, tightly rolled into fine spirals
Infused leaves: Tender and vibrant, full of life

Storage Tips

Keep sealed in a cool, dry place, away from light and odor. Best enjoyed within 18 months of harvest.

How to Brew Biluochun Green Tea

Step 1 – Warm the Cup

Pour hot water (85°C) into the cup to one-third level. Swirl and discard.

Step 2 – Add Tea

Use 3g of tea for a 300ml glass. Add tea after warming the vessel.

Step 3 – Pour Water

Fill the cup to 3/4 with 85°C water. Observe the leaves gracefully unfurl.

Step 4 – Sip & Enjoy

Wait 30 seconds, then sip. Refill water when 1/3 remains for multiple infusions.

Limited first flush – treat yourself to spring in a cup

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How to brew

Start with smaller amounts and adjust steep time by taste.

Storage

Store dry, odor-free, and away from light. Do not seal Pu-erh in airtight plastic.

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Quick Overview

What is this? 2025 First Harvest Biluochun Green Tea – Floral & Fruity Aroma, — greentea.

Craft: 100%Handmade

Origin: Suzhou, China

Price: From $45.00 · In Stock

Shipping: Shipping options and delivery estimates are shown at checkout for the current destination.

Returns: Review the current return policy before purchase and contact us before sending items back.

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