Tea Type: Black Tea
Tea Region: Wuyi Mountain, Fujian Province, China
Tasting Notes
Brewing Guidance
Reference: Op. 440
Tips for Tea Connoisseurs
Discover the smooth, balanced, delicious, gourmet black tea from Wuyi Mountain, Fujian, China - Jin Jun Mei black tea. Unlike Lapsang Souchong, this unsmoked tea offers a deliciously sweet and long-lasting flavor with a perfect balance. This highest grade Jin Jun Mei, made from carefully hand-picked spring tea buds, is perfect for morning or afternoon, earning its place as a favorite among black tea lovers.
Regarding the aroma and flavour profile, the tea boasts malty and honey-sweet, with the subtle fruity, refreshing acidity reminiscent of fragrant oranges. The flavour is rich and savoury on the fresh-baked, toasty, woody background. The malty profiles of toasted whole grains come upfront, followed by a refreshing, vibrant fruity scent of oranges.
A sophisticated black tea that will be much appreciated by black tea connoisseurs.
Black tea is known to be just as beneficial as green tea for our health and well-being. A recent study indicates several health benefits of black tea by demonstrating that flavonoids found in black tea boost the immune system to prevent flu and other viral infection and encourage the growth of healthy microorganism in the liver to boost energy metabolism and weight loss.
If you like this product you may also like Black Forest, Balhyocha and Golden Monkey, Yunnan Golden Buds.
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