SMELLS LIKE FRESH RAIN
Keemun Black Tea is said to have the ‘aroma of China Spring Rain’. From the Qimen (Keemun) county of Anhui Province, only the top buds are collected with th...
Caffeine Level: medium
Fruity, with a touch of dried plum
Pure black tea
China
Anhui Region, Qimen
Harvest - July
SMELLS LIKE FRESH RAIN
Keemun Black Tea is said to have the ‘aroma of China Spring Rain’. From the Qimen (Keemun) county of Anhui Province, only the top buds are collected with th...
Caffeine Level: medium
Fruity, with a touch of dried plum
Pure black tea
China
Anhui Region, Qimen
Harvest - July
Once a producer of mediocre green tea, the local Qimen farmers’ decision to switch to the production of black tea was a wise one. Keemun tea is known for its breadth in quality, you can find everything from your every day teas to the quite transcendent here. Positioned in the steep rolling flats between the Yangtze River and the Yellow Mountains, the region is characterized by a microclimate of swirling low cloud, which creates a blanket of moisture over the region. The cool mountain air and abundant water from the mist and surrounding rivers help a create rich soil with a unique combination of nutrients, that nurtures the tea growth.
Your tea(s) are excellent.
One small peeve.
The packets they come in are great - but not very easy to spoon out a teaspoon of tea each time. I transfer them to older, smaller tea tins that are made to hold the tea, of course, but it would be great to be able to peel off the labels on your packets easily so they can then go on the smaller tins.
Does that make sense?
a lovely slightly smokey tea. It is now my everyday tea. Love love love it.
This variety is new for me and I love it. The flavour and aroma are very strong and delicious
Light bodied tea, full of flavour
This is my favourite tea now. Properly strong, but not too strong, very aromatic, somewhat sweet.
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