We don't know when or if this item will be available.
“2018 212F, 2min, 12 oz Dry leaf smells like sweet potatoes. Big twisty leaves. Yammy, sugar, thick and coating, plums? Long lasting (at least 3 steeps), big flavors, great black tea! I really...” Read full tasting note
“Drank a bit of this in the park on Sunday, grandpa style, with some ginger/cream flavoured macarons as my nibblies… Basically, I just brought a teacup with me and a few grams of tea along with a...” Read full tasting note
As the name would suggest, this Dianhong black tea offers plenty of sugary sweetness up front. Using fall material, it strikes a balance between quality and affordability, making it an exceptionally smooth daily drinker.
Made from mixed picking (old and young tree) Jingmai fall material, this tea was comes from a family that has been producing black tea for many years and demonstrates the results of quality processing. Our belief is that black tea that has been oxidized and processed with proper equipment is almost always superior. As more and more farmers in Yunnan pick up on the trend of producing dianhong, most rely on imperfect and inexperienced methods of processing their tea using sun baking/drying (shaihong), often labelling it as “traditional” as a means to compensate for its quality deficit.
Company description not available.
Sugar Glider 2018 Jingmai Dianhong Black Tea
Bitterleaf TeasFeng Qing "Xiang Gui" Dian Hong Black Tea * Spring 2017
Yunnan SourcingDian Hong Black Tea from Jingmai Mountain
Beautiful Taiwan Tea CompanyBlack tea Dianhong tea
TeaNaga.comYunnan Black Tea Dianhong
Yide TeaYunnan Dianhong Black Tea
What-ChaDrank a bit of this in the park on Sunday, grandpa style, with some ginger/cream flavoured macarons as my nibblies…
Basically, I just brought a teacup with me and a few grams of tea along with a thermos filled with hot water and I brewed straight in the teacup (topping up with water from the thermos as needed). It worked surprisingly well, and allowed me to get out of my stuffy apartment and enjoy the gorgeous weather a little bit more.
The tea is pretty thick and full bodied, with a bit of a creamed honey, molasses, and sweet potato sort of profile that worked well with the sweet macarons and sort of nicely complimented the ginger and cream notes. The ginger was a little bit strong, so it did overpower the taste of the tea as the leaves were brewing out and not steeping at full strength, but it was a lovely experience regardless.
Photos: https://www.instagram.com/p/BxH64gcnnHZ/
Don’t ask me why the macarons are blue when they were ginger flavoured; I couldn’t tell you…
