China's jasmine green tea production areas are vast, with high yields and a wide variety of varieties. Among them, the jasmine green tea from Fuzhou, Fujian has a long history and excellent quality; Jasmine green tea from Jianwei County, Sichuan Province is a traditional famous tea created by local tea farmers, with unique green tea characteristics and jasmine fragrance; The production of jasmine green tea in Hengzhou City, Guangxi accounts for 80% of China's and 60% of the world's, earning it the reputation of being the "hometown of Chinese jasmine". In addition, Suzhou, Xishui and other places also produce high-quality jasmine green tea.

When brewing green tea, it is generally recommended to use hot water at around 80 ℃ to avoid using boiling water and damaging the nutrients in the tea leaves. The brewing time should not be too long, generally controlled at around 1-2 minutes. After brewing, green tea has a green color, fresh aroma, and refreshing taste, making it the preferred choice for many people's daily consumption. Green tea is a healthy and delicious beverage with various health benefits. Moderate consumption of green tea can not only satisfy people's taste buds, but also promote physical health.

Green tea is one of the main types of tea in China and belongs to the non fermented tea category. The production process mainly includes three steps: withering, rolling, and drying, among which withering destroys the activity of enzymes in tea leaves by high temperature, thereby maintaining the green color of tea leaves. Green tea is widely loved for its unique fragrance, refreshing taste, and rich nutritional content.

When brewing Maojian green tea, it is generally recommended to use a straight tube glass cup to better observe the stretching process of the tea leaves. The brewing steps are as follows:

Prepare tea utensils and water: Prepare glass cups and brewing water, preferably pure water or mineral water.

Warm cup: Pour boiling water into a glass and soak for a moment, then pour it out to clean the tea set and increase its temperature.

Tea infusion: Add an appropriate amount of Maojian green tea, usually according to personal taste and tea set size.

Water injection: When the boiling water cools to around 75 degrees, slowly inject hot water along the cup wall until it is 70% full. Note that the water temperature should not be too high to avoid damaging the nutritional components and taste of tea leaves.

Drinking: After waiting for a moment, you can start drinking. When drinking one-third of the tea, water can be added promptly to maintain the taste of the tea soup.