China's Top Ten Famous Teas - Keemun Black Tea
Keemun Black Tea, a renowned historical Chinese tea, is a premium black tea variety produced in Qimen, Dongzhi, Guichi, Shitai, and Yixian counties of Anhui Province, as well as in Fuliang, Jiangxi. Celebrated for its exceptional quality and aroma, it is often called the 'Queen of Black Teas.' Keemu...
Tea News · Dec 13, 2025
Comprehensive Guide to Chinese Black Tea
Chinese black tea, originating from Wuyishan, Fujian, is broadly categorized into three main types: Souchong, Gongfu Black Tea, and Broken Black Tea. Souchong includes varieties like Lapsang Souchong and its derivative, Junmei. Gongfu Black Tea encompasses famous types such as Fujian (Min Gongfu, K...
Tea News · Dec 06, 2025
Savoring the World's Four Major Black Teas
The article explores the origins of tea and black tea, tracing its discovery to Shennong in ancient China and its formal documentation in Lu Yu's 'The Classic of Tea' during the Tang Dynasty. It highlights the development of black tea, from its early mentions in the Ming Dynasty to the evolution of...
Tea News · Dec 03, 2025
100 Questions and Answers on Chinese Tea Knowledge (Questions 41-60)
This section covers questions 41 to 60 about Chinese tea knowledge, focusing on various famous teas from Shaanxi Province, such as Ningqiang Queshe, Hanshui Yinsuo, and Dingjun Mingmei, detailing their classifications, origins, characteristics, and honors. It also explains the economic significance...
Tea News · Nov 28, 2025
The Definitive Guide to Black Tea: Essential Black Tea Knowledge You Must Know
Black tea originated in the Wuyi Mountain region of China during the mid-Ming Dynasty, with Lapsang Souchong being the earliest variety. Through trade, it reached Europe where it became particularly popular among British aristocracy. Unlike green tea which is unfermented and oolong which is semi-fer...
Tea News · Nov 27, 2025
Tea Master Shares: Illustrated Process of Making Keemun Black Tea
Keemun Black Tea production begins with harvesting tender buds before Qingming Festival, followed by sorting and grading. The leaves undergo withering to evaporate moisture, which establishes the foundation for color and aroma. Next, rolling releases tea juices from the leaves. Fermentation then ena...
Tea News · Nov 23, 2025
Classification of Black Tea
Black tea is a fully fermented tea with basic processing steps including withering, rolling (or cutting , fermentation, and drying. It is currently the most consumed tea category worldwide. According to the initial processing methods, Chinese black tea can be broadly classified into three main types...
Tea News · Nov 14, 2025
Introduction to Keemun Black Tea
Keemun Black Tea, referred to as Keemun Red, is primarily produced in the Qimen area of Anhui Province. The natural quality of the tea is best in areas like Likou, Shanli, and Pingli. High-grade Keemun Black Tea features tightly rolled, slender leaves with a dark, glossy color. When brewed, it produ...
Tea News · Nov 04, 2025
Introduction to Black Tea
Black tea is a fully fermented tea (fermentation degree over 80% made from suitable tea plant buds and leaves through typical processes including withering, rolling, fermentation, and drying. It contains various vitamins, with both leaves and brew presenting a red color. Originating in the Wuyi Mou...
Tea News · Oct 24, 2025
Tea Knowledge | What Makes High Mountain Keemun Black Tea So Magical?
High Mountain Keemun Black Tea possesses enchanting original aroma, mountain rhythm, and vitality due to the interaction between internal factors (tea plant genetics and external factors (growing soil, climate, and ecology . Compared to plain tea, high mountain ancient tea trees have deeper roots i...
Tea News · Oct 05, 2025