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Black Tea | Xiang Yun Honey Black Tea
Black Tea | Xiang Yun Honey Black Tea
Black Tea | Xiang Yun Honey Black Tea
Black Tea | Xiang Yun Honey Black Tea
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Black Tea | Xiang Yun Honey Black Tea

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    • Our Xiang Yun Honey Black Tea is directly sealed from the 2024 competition Excellent Prize Winner. TTES no.21 cultivar also known as Hong Yun, produces high-quality tea, suitable for making black tea, and combines the advantages of both Mother Assam and Father Keemun.

      Hong Yun Black Tea is a harmonious blend of sweetness and richness, with a complexity that rewards careful tasting. tea liquor is bright golden-red with a sweet and fresh flabour, carrying a rich floral and fruity aroma, with a fragrance similar to that of citrus blossoms, which makes it a standout among black teas, offering a sophisticated and satisfying tea experience.

       

    Our Xiang Yun Honey Black Tea is directly sealed from the 2024 competition Excellent Prize Winner. TTES no.21 cultivar also known as Hong Yun, produces high-quality tea, suitable for making black tea, and combines the advantages of both Mother Assam and Father Keemun.

    Hong Yun Black Tea is a harmonious blend of sweetness and richness, with a complexity that rewards careful tasting. tea liquor is bright golden-red with a sweet and fresh flabour, carrying a rich floral and fruity aroma, with a fragrance similar to that of citrus blossoms, which makes it a standout among black teas, offering a sophisticated and satisfying tea experience.

     

    Tea Information

    Oxidation: 80-100%
    Roasting: no
    Aftertaste: medium
    Cultivar: TTES no.21 Hong Yun
    Year / Season: 2024 Spring
    Origin: PingLin, Wen Shan, Taiwan
    Competition: Excellent Prize Winner Batch 0088 in 2024

    Flavour Profile

    Appearance:

    The dry leaves are tightly rolled with a dark, rich colour, occasionally accented by golden tips. Once brewed, the leaves unfurl into long, elegant shapes, displaying a deep, amber hue in the liquor.

    Aroma:

    The aroma is immediately captivating, with prominent floral notes reminiscent of citrus blossoms, intertwined with a sweet, honey-like fragrance. There’s also a subtle undertone of malt and a hint of dried fruit, which adds complexity to the bouquet.

    Flavor:

    Upon the first sip, the tea offers a smooth, full-bodied experience. The taste is well-balanced, starting with a gentle sweetness that quickly evolves into a rich, robust profile. Notes of ripe fruits like plum and a touch of apricot are present, complemented by a malty depth that is characteristic of high-quality black teas. The floral aspects detected in the aroma carry through in the flavor, offering a lingering, slightly perfumed aftertaste.

    Mouthfeel:

    The texture is silky and smooth, coating the palate with a pleasant viscosity. The tea has a refreshing, brisk quality, leaving a clean, slightly dry finish that invites another sip.

    How to Brew

    Gong Fu Cha

    About 1/4 teapot (4-5g tea leaves) to 100ml Gaiwan, 90°C to 95°C water

    50s, 55s, 60s, 65s, 70s

    Western

    3g, 200ml, 90°C to 95°C water. Steep for 3-5 mins

    Behind This Tea

    This cultivar (TTES no.21) is also known as Hong Yun, was developed by the Taiwan Tea and Beverage Research Center. Its mother plant is the Indian Assam variety Kyang, and its father plant is the Keemun variety Kimen/Qimen 祁門. It is the 22nd seed in a series of naturally hybridized offspring, officially named on October 17, 2008. The tree is a small deciduous tree with a medium-sized form and strong growth potential.

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