Keemun
Embark on a voyage west up the Yangtze river to the Chinese province of Anhui. Nestled beneath the shadow of the Yellow Mountains lays the lush tea growing region of Qimen. The original English Breakfast Tea, Master Origins: Keemun is a gentle and exotic cup.
Growing Region: China's Anhui region has been home to tea gardens for centuries. One of China's most famous teas, Huangshan Maofang, is grown in the south of the province. Legend has it that a 19th Century government official from Anhui wanted to learn the secret's of making black tea from the farmers of China's Fujian Province. He brought back what he learnt from the farmers in Fujian and started growing his tea near the town of Qimen. A global success, Keemun has now been enjoyed around the world for two centuries and is a crucial ingredient in premier breakfast blends.
Tea Grade: Empire
Tasting Notes: Bright and slightly Malty with a hint of Smokiness and Dark Cocoa.
Ingredients: black tea (china)
Steeping Instructions:
- Measurement: 1 Teaspoon per Cup (250 mL)
- Water Temperature: Full, Rolling Boil (100°C)
- Time: 4-5 Minutes
Embark on a voyage west up the Yangtze river to the Chinese province of Anhui. Nestled beneath the shadow of the Yellow Mountains lays the lush tea growing region of Qimen. The original English Breakfast Tea, Master Origins: Keemun is a gentle and exotic cup.
Growing Region: China's Anhui region has been home to tea gardens for centuries. One of China's most famous teas, Huangshan Maofang, is grown in the south of the province. Legend has it that a 19th Century government official from Anhui wanted to learn the secret's of making black tea from the farmers of China's Fujian Province. He brought back what he learnt from the farmers in Fujian and started growing his tea near the town of Qimen. A global success, Keemun has now been enjoyed around the world for two centuries and is a crucial ingredient in premier breakfast blends.
Tea Grade: Empire
Tasting Notes: Bright and slightly Malty with a hint of Smokiness and Dark Cocoa.
Ingredients: black tea (china)
Steeping Instructions:
- Measurement: 1 Teaspoon per Cup (250 mL)
- Water Temperature: Full, Rolling Boil (100°C)
- Time: 4-5 Minutes
Embark on a voyage west up the Yangtze river to the Chinese province of Anhui. Nestled beneath the shadow of the Yellow Mountains lays the lush tea growing region of Qimen. The original English Breakfast Tea, Master Origins: Keemun is a gentle and exotic cup.
Growing Region: China's Anhui region has been home to tea gardens for centuries. One of China's most famous teas, Huangshan Maofang, is grown in the south of the province. Legend has it that a 19th Century government official from Anhui wanted to learn the secret's of making black tea from the farmers of China's Fujian Province. He brought back what he learnt from the farmers in Fujian and started growing his tea near the town of Qimen. A global success, Keemun has now been enjoyed around the world for two centuries and is a crucial ingredient in premier breakfast blends.
Tea Grade: Empire
Tasting Notes: Bright and slightly Malty with a hint of Smokiness and Dark Cocoa.
Ingredients: black tea (china)
Steeping Instructions:
- Measurement: 1 Teaspoon per Cup (250 mL)
- Water Temperature: Full, Rolling Boil (100°C)
- Time: 4-5 Minutes
Embark on a voyage west up the Yangtze river to the Chinese province of Anhui. Nestled beneath the shadow of the Yellow Mountains lays the lush tea growing region of Qimen. The original English Breakfast Tea, Master Origins: Keemun is a gentle and exotic cup.
Growing Region: China's Anhui region has been home to tea gardens for centuries. One of China's most famous teas, Huangshan Maofang, is grown in the south of the province. Legend has it that a 19th Century government official from Anhui wanted to learn the secret's of making black tea from the farmers of China's Fujian Province. He brought back what he learnt from the farmers in Fujian and started growing his tea near the town of Qimen. A global success, Keemun has now been enjoyed around the world for two centuries and is a crucial ingredient in premier breakfast blends.
Tea Grade: Empire
Tasting Notes: Bright and slightly Malty with a hint of Smokiness and Dark Cocoa.
Ingredients: black tea (china)
Steeping Instructions:
- Measurement: 1 Teaspoon per Cup (250 mL)
- Water Temperature: Full, Rolling Boil (100°C)
- Time: 4-5 Minutes
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