Termín Ming Qian Cha – 明前茶 se uvádí u čajů z nejcennějších brzkých sklizní roku kdy raší první lístky nejvyšší kvality. Doslova značí čaje sklizené před svátkem jara Qing Ming – 清明 (začátek dubna).
Yunnan Mao Jian 2026
Svěží aromatický zelený čaj z výše položených zahrad hory Wu Liang Shan (1670 m.n.m.). Tmavozelený stejnoměrný list se znatelným podílem stříbřitých tipsů.
List svěží vůně se stopou ovoce, nálev jiskřivé žlutozelené barvy, čerstvé silnější chuti s ovocným nádechem a typickou stopou vůně kaštanových květů.
Aftertaste v dalších nálevech příjemně sládne a vyniká ovocnou chutí.
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