Chinese Yunnan Dian Hong Black Tea with Large Plump Leaves - Product
Place of Origin : Beijing,China
Delivery Time : 10 Business Days
Product Description
Dian hong "Yunnan Red", is a Chinese black tea which is used as a relatively high end gourmet black tea and is sometimes used in various tea blends. The main difference between Dian hong and other Chinese black teas is the amount of fine leaf buds, or "golden tips," present in the dried tea. Dianhong has large plump leaves and a thin layer of white fur on the surface.
Chinese Yunnan Dian Hong Black Tea with Large Plump Leaves
Style Full budset in open spiral
Flavor
Physical Specification
Other Specification :
Dian Hong "Yunnan Red", Is A Chinese Black Tea Which Is Used As A Relatively High End Gourmet Black Tea And Is Sometimes Used In Various Tea Blends. The Main Difference Between Dian Hong And Other Chinese Black Teas Is The Amount Of Fine Leaf Buds, Or "golden Tips," Present In The Dried Tea. Dianhong Has Large Plump Leaves And A Thin Layer Of White Fur On The Surface.
Chinese Yunnan Dian Hong Black Tea With Large Plump Leaves
Style Full Budset In Open Spiral
Flavor Smooth, Rich, Mouth-filling
Aroma Clean, Nutty
Liquor Clear, Deep Golden
Brewing Brew Two Or Three Minutes At At 90C
Size 100g/bag
Product Rating
Users Snapshot
I Wasn't Quite Sure I'd Like It Upon First Sniff, But When Brewed, I Found A Strong But Not Overpowering Brew With Good Body And Just A Hint Of Smokiness , I Really Enjoy Smoked Teas, So This Was Very Pleasant As Part Of My Frequent Rotation.
Description:
Black Tea Is A Type Of Tea That Is More Oxidized Than Oolong, Green And White Teas. All Four Types Are Made From Leaves Of The Shrub (or Small Tree) Camellia Sinensis. Black Tea Is Generally Stronger In Flavor Than The Less Oxidized Teas.
Generally, 2.25 Grams Of Tea Per 200 Ml Of Water, Or About A Teaspoon Of Black Tea Per 8 Oz. Cup, Should Be Used. Unlike Green Teas, Which Turn Bitter When Brewed At Higher Temperatures, Black Tea Should Be Steeped In Freshly Boiled Water,around 90 To 95. When The Tea Has Brewed Long Enough To Suit The Tastes Of The Drinker, It Should Be Strained While Serving.
How To Steep Tea--for One Teaspoonful
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Tea Type | Temp | Water | Steep/Infusion Min |
Green Tea | 85 | 300ml | 45sec--1min |
Black Tea | 90-95 | 200ml | 1.5 |
Oolong Tea | 90 | 200ml | 2 |
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