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Keemun Black Tea
Keemun Black Tea is the foundational component of classic English breakfast blends, accounting for over 35% of all black tea imports from China since the 1870s. Grown in Anhui's mountainous Qimen county, its leaves produce a liquor with a distinctive orchid-and-wine fragrance, complemented by hints of honey and pine. Each brewing session reveals a 20% sweeter aftertaste than average black teas, with no bitterness even after a five-minute steep. The precise withering and fermentation process locks in 50% more aromatic compounds than typical black teas, justifying its global reputation.
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