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Keemun Tea
US $23.00 – US $115.00
Keemun 祁门红茶 is mainly grown in Anhui and is the only black tea among the top ten famous teas in China.
It was first produced in the late 19th century and quickly became popular in the West.
It is a kind of light tea with characteristic stone fruit, lightly smoky flavor, light malt aroma and floral fragrance.
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