Premium Taiping Houkui Green Tea 60g

$32.99 USD

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This premium Taiping Houkui Green Tea is one of China’s most visually distinctive green teas, known for its long, flat jade-green leaves. Despite its bold leaf shape, it brews into a gentle, smooth cup with a light body, natural sweetness, and almost no bitterness.

When brewed in a tall glass, the large leaves slowly unfurl and stand upright in the water, creating a beautiful visual experience. With a delicate orchid-like aroma, clean taste, and crisp refreshing finish, Taiping Houkui is an elegant choice for tea drinkers who enjoy soft, graceful Chinese green teas.

Aroma: Delicate Orchid Bloom

Taste: Naturally Sweet, Smooth, and Elegant—An Easy-Drinking "Sweet Spring Water"

Harvest Date: May 2026

Grade: 1 bud with 2 leaves

Cultivar: Shida Cha Quntizhong

Origin: Qiaoshan Village, Xinming Township, Huangshan, Anhui Province



1. Glass Cup / Mug

  • Ratio: 4g tea / 200mL water
  • Temp: 80–85°C (176–185°F)
  • Time: Steep for 1–2 minutes
  • Infusions: Up to 3 times

Tip: Leave 1/3 of the liquid in the glass before refilling to maintain its sweet flavor.

2. Gaiwan Brewing

  • Water temperature: 80–85°C (176–185°F)
  • Tea-to-water ratio: 2g per 100mL
  • Steeping time: 15–20 seconds
  • Infusions: Up to 5–7

Keep the gaiwan lid open between infusions for a fresher aroma.

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Georgy Ekimov (Germany)
Like it

Very floral, very smooth. It doesnt hold up too well to resteeps.

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Anonymous (Bulgaria)
The tea is great for every day use

The tea is great for every day use. Nice smell deep taste. I absolutely like it.

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James Roberts
The leaves of this Loose Leaf Tea are super pretty

The leaves of this Loose Leaf Tea are super pretty, fat and oily, and I feel like a tea master when I brew it (haha, even though I don't really know anything about it). The color of the tea broth is super beautiful, like emerald, it smells fragrant, and tastes fresh, with a sweet aftertaste, not bitter at all! Compared to other green teas I've had before, and even Japanese matcha, this Tai Ping Monkey Kui was even more amazing to me! Matcha is a bit too strong for me, but this Chinese Green Tea is just right, refreshing, especially for summer!
I usually make a pot of it in the morning, in my beautiful glass teapot, with about 80 degrees water, and it takes about two to three minutes to brew.