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Black tea from China's Anhui region, Keemun Superior black tea yields a round, wine-like bodied flavor with a mellow, sweet taste. Often referred to as the Burgandy of teas, Keemun Superior black tea is famous for its bright color, complex flavor and slightly smoky nose. * 4 oz. loose tea in bag * 1 rounded tsp. per 12 oz cup * Makes 35-40 cups.

A fine, well made China black tea with a wonderful Keemun aroma. You may also be interested in the following product(s) Brand Ovation Teas Size 4 oz bag Tea Base Black Tea Other people marked this product with these tags: Loose tea (0) black tea (0) orange pekoe (0) Loose leaf black tea (0) Loose black tea (0) Loose leaf tea (0) High grade tea (0) Gourmet tea (0) Gourmet black tea (0) Gourmet loose leaf tea (0) Gourmet loose leaf black tea (0) leaf tea (0) OP (0) long leaf black...

Mighty Leaf Keemun Superior Black Loose Tea Description Black tea from China's Anhui region, Keemun Superior black tea yields a round, wine-like bodied flavor with a mellow, sweet taste. Often referred to as the Burgandy of teas, Keemun Superior black tea is famous for its bright color, complex flavor and slightly smoky nose.

Black tea from China's Anhui region, Keemun Superior black teayields a round, wine-like bodiedflavor with a mellow, sweet taste. Often referred to as the Burgandy of teas, Keemun Superior black teais famous for its bright color, complex flavor and slightly smoky nose. * 4 oz. loose tea in bag * 1 rounded tsp. per 12 oz cup * Makes 35-40 cups.

Award-winning and precious Keemun teas like this rare unique example are harvested and processed with great skill. The tight & tiny leaves from the upper part of the Thea sinensis are unbroken and carry a delicate sweet flavor. The dark golden infusion delivers a light scent and sensitive aroma. Serve as afternoon, dessert or special occasion tea without cream. A quality China Whole Leaf Black Tea with a characteristic slightly sweet Keemun flavor.

Considered to be the best of the Congou teas, this tea has all the complex characteristics that are typical of a superior grade Keemun: it is wine like, slightly smoky, and has a distinctive red or amber color. Comparable to fine Burgundy, as it goes particularly well with spicy meals.