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Fujian Black Teas Assortment Samples
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In order to let more people know about this particular series of Black tea, we provide this elaborately selected Black Tea assortment sample pack includes famous Chinese Black Teas from Fujian Province. Whether you are new to tea or have been drinking tea for years, you can enjoy several kinds of Black Teas at a discount price and choose the ones you like after taste. Our sampler assortment will help you discover your favourites.
Premium Golden Monkey Black Tea
Golden Monkey Tea is from Fujian Province, using Fuding Pekoe as material, and made by the traditional craft method. The fresh tea leaves are one bud and two or three leaves. Strong flavor of black tea will show for first sip while the sweet after taste shows immediately after swallowing.
Superfine Tan Yang Gong Fu Black Tea
As one of Fujian’s best Gong Fu black teas (among Bai Lin and Zheng He Gong Fu), Tan Yang is characteristic in its particularly eye-catching orange pekoe, a good indicator of its superior quality. The traditional crafting and processing method of this tea also allows it to retain most of its original nutrition.
Lapsang Souchong Wild Black Tea (Ye Sheng Zheng Shan Xiao Zhong)
Lapsang Souchong Wild Black Tea is known as Cai Cha Lapsang Souchong by the local people. You might assume that all lapsang souchong teas have a bitter, smoky taste, as long as you have some knowledge of the traditional pine-tree drying process used to make it; this time, however, since this is both a high-quality and semi-wild tea, this particular type has amazing unique characters and no hint of bitterness in its flavor.
Bailin Gongfu Black Tea
Bai Lin Gongfu is a completely oxidised black tea. It is a “gongfu” (or “congou”) type of black tea, which indicates that it is hand crafted, with the leaf buds being twisted into thin, tight strips without them being broken. The dry tea has a sweet, caramel like scent and has a mix of black and golden-orange “pekoe” coloured leaf buds.
Organic Lapsang Souchong Smoky Black Tea
which involved in traditional method aiming to make tea scented with enough pine smoky flavor, resulting with a better fragrance and rich in taste.
The Golden Monkey Tea is from Fujian Province, using Fuding Pekoe as material, and made by the traditional craft method. This Premium Golden Monkey Black Tea with its great taste and value ratio make it one of our Top Sellers. |
As one of Fujian’s best Gong Fu black teas (among Bai Lin and Zheng He Gong Fu), Tan Yang is characteristic in its particularly eye-catching orange pekoe, a good indicator of its superior quality. The traditional crafting and processing method of this tea also allows it to retain most of its original nutrition. |
Experience our genuine Lapsang Souchong wild tea to feel the sweetness of traditional Chinese black tea. |
Bai Lin Gongfu is a completely oxidised black tea. It is a “gongfu” (or “congou”) type of black tea, which indicates that it is hand crafted, with the leaf buds being twisted into thin, tight strips without them being broken. The dry tea has a sweet, caramel like scent and has a mix of black and golden-orange “pekoe” coloured leaf buds. This soft and sweet black tea, with its affordable price, is a great choice for black teas lovers. |
This organic Lapsang Souchong is handmade by an experienced and genuine tea master, named Mr. Wen, who sticks to using the traditional method until today. Making Lapsang Souchong needs at least twenty procedures followed by a complex traditional crafts, including cooling, withering, rolling, fermentation, drying etc. All of these featured processes need to be done in "Qing Lou" (青楼;pinyin: qīng Lóu ), which refers to a tradition building with three or four floors. Generally, the first floor of Qing Lou with a large fireplace is used for baking, when the pine wood is burning on the ground, its smoky will rise up. As the smoke from pine woods was absorbed by the tea leaves, the final product resulted in a scent of pine smoky flavor. With the subsequent infusion increased, the tea flavor starts to fade, but the smoky flavor still exists in each cup. |
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