Chinese Loose Tea Leaf Keemun Black Tea Qimen Black Tea High Mountain Red Tea

Keemun black tea, also known as Keemun Kungfu black tea, is recognized as one of the "three most fragrant black teas in the world" along with India's Darjeeling black tea and Sri Lanka's Uva tea. It is also the only black tea variety among China's top ten famous teas.

Keemun black tea is made with fine craftsmanship. One bud and two leaves/one bud and three leaves are picked as raw materials. After withering, rolling, and fermentation, the buds and leaves change from green to copper-red, and the fragrance is exuded. Then the traditional charcoal is baked at low temperature until dry so that the aroma of the tea leaves slowly emanates.

The Qimen production area has excellent natural conditions, with many mountain forests, a warm and humid climate, deep soil, abundant rainfall, and many clouds and fogs, which are very suitable for the growth of tea trees. In addition, the main variety of local tea trees, the oak leaf variety, is rich in internal substances, which is very suitable for the production of Kungfu black tea.

Origin: Qimen County, Anhui Province, China

Cultivar: Qimen Zhuye Zhong 

Tea Varieties: Chinese Black Tea—Keemun Black Tea

Production time: 2024

Tea aroma: This Qimen black tea has a sweet rose floral and unique fruity honey flavor. This aroma is specifically called " Keemum aroma" in the international tea market.

Tea shape: Dry tea leaves: The appearance is tight and neat, and the color is dark and moist; Brewed tea leaves: Bright red and complete

Tea soup: The soup color is bright red

Taste: The taste is sweet, fresh and mellow, and the aroma is fresh and long-lasting.

Storage: Store in a sealed container in a dark, cool, moisture-proof and odor-free place.

Healthy benefits:

Keemun black tea has the effects of warming the stomach, aiding digestion, refreshing the mind, delaying aging, preventing cardiovascular diseases, and fighting cancer, and is especially suitable for women.

Brewing method:

Tea set: gaiwan (110ml)
Water temperature: about 95℃ (203℉)
Tea amount: 5g 

The aroma of this Keemun black tea is best tasted when brewed alone, and it retains its fragrance even when added with fresh milk.

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