Moon Palace Chun Mee Green Tea is a Type of Green Tea that comes from the Chinese Jiangxi province. Some know it as “Chun Mei”, “Zhen Mei” and even “Precious Eyebrow Tea”. The latter name, in particular, refers to the distinct shape of the leaves. When brewed, it produces a lovely smooth taste with a subtle sweetness. We pack it fresh to order, ensuring both quality and consistency. If taste isn’t enough, it’s worth noting that Moon Palace Chun Mee Green Tea might come with health benefits. Already, scientists suggest that brews such as this one can promote weight loss and improve heart health. Furthermore, evidence indicates it can aid digestion and reduce the risk of developing type-2 diabetes. What more could you want from your morning cuppa? Green Tea Origins This particular Green Tea originates from Jiangxi. However, other provinces also produce it, including Zhejiang (known for Gunpowder Tea) and Anhui (often associated with Keemun Tea). The story of Green Tea as a whole, on the other hand, might have started in Yunnan some 5,000 years ago. Although few historical records exist, there is one particularly interesting legend worth recounting. The story begins with an ancient Chinese Emperor named Shennong in 2737 BCE. After a day of experimenting with herbs, Shennong decided to rest under an unknown tree. He eventually fell asleep in the midday sun with a cup of boiling water by his side. While the Emperor dozed, a gust of wind came through the tree. Leaves fell to the ground, with some landing in Shennong’s drink. The leaves began to infuse with the water. When Shennong awoke, he discovered a strange, greenish beverage next to him. Intrigued, he decided to try it. The Emperor was delighted by its scent and delicious taste. He felt invigorated and refreshed. Shennong had, it turned out, discovered Green Tea – or so the tale goes. One way or another, it eventually gave rise to Moon Palace Chun Mee Green Tea. Useful Information Type of Tea: Green Loose Tea . Origin: Jiangxi Province, China. Brewing Instructions: Brew using freshly boiled water left to cool to temperatures between 75 and 80°C. Infuse for 2 to 3 minutes. How to Serve: Although some add honey or lemon, most serve this infusion without additions. Tasting Notes: Imparts sweet, grassy flavours with every sip – a true delight throughout. Colour in Cup: Yellow liquor, light in tone. Benefits of this Tea Early evidence suggests that the antioxidants in Moon Palace Chun Mee Green Tea can improve brain function. This is according to a study conducted at the University of Basel, Switzerland, led by Prof. Stefan Borgwardt from the Psychiatric University Clinics. The results established that Green Tea could increase the brain’s effective connectivity, referring to the causal influence that one brain area exerts over another. Ultimately, this could mean that beverages such as this one could reduce the risk of developing Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease.
