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Keemuns are known as the Burgundy of teas. They are prized for their deep full-bodied flavor. Congou refers to a basic black Chinese tea.
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China Black FOP A classic China FOP black congou tea. This tea is very similar to a Keemun tea. It is full-bodied with a sweet earthiness, and takes milk and sugar well. It also makes a very nice iced tea. |
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Empire Keemun The tea that started the Opium Wars; also the original English Breakfast tea. This tea is deep, rich, with just a hint of brightness. |
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Grand Keemun Bill's desert island tea. This black tea from China steeps up dark, rich luxuriant, smooth, slightly sweet, toasty, with an almost cocoa-like note. It is a completely satisfying experience. Keemuns are often compared to burgundy wines; Grand Keemun would be comparable to a really good burgundy wine. |
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Keemun Hao Ya A This highest grade of Keemun tea is full bodied, rich & complex. Very smooth, earthy but sweet and slightly floral. If black rose was a flavor, this is what it would taste like. An absolutely wonderful tea. In Stock |
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Keemun Mao Feng This classic higher grade Keemun black tea has long wiry leaves with a sweet winey aroma. It steeps up medium-bodied (lighter than most Keemuns), with a delightful slightly sweet, slightly spicy and very smooth profile with unusual floral notes. Wonderful and unique. In Stock |
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