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Keemun Tea was originally produced in Anhui Province Qimen (Keemun) County. Starting out as the original English Breakfast Tea, prices climbed quickly until it only accounted for a small portion of the English Breakfast Teas you see today. Keemun holds a special place amongst tea enthusiasts; in China, Keemun is considered one of the ten sacred teas, worldwide, it’s considered one of the top 3 black teas.
Traits: rich body, golden red liquor, silky texture. rosy aroma, slight sweetness, mellow taste, no astringency, no bitterness
48 Grams Loose Tea
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Anthropologists speculate that white tea would have been the first form of cultivated tea discovered. Primarily grown in Fujian Province Aged, White Tea has over... View full product details
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Raw Pu’er, made with fresh leaves yet to undergo the fermentation process unlike Ripe Pu'er, is a great alternative for those who like green teas. Containing a similar grassy... View full product details
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An excellent breakfast tea, Pu’er was once traded for Tibetan horses during the Tang Dynasty lineage. As a valuable commodity along trade routes, Pu’er was found... View full product details