The red hair of young brother’s daughter is impish

The Huang Fa of dog dog is impish, ah

The candle pumpkin lamp of pumpkin flavor flavour,

The jackstraw little room in the park

Lamp of funny face pumpkin

Green face is sibylline

Come finally the small squirrel that seed eats stealthily in a piece of courtyard.

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Keemun Tea History

Keemun locates in Anhui Province, China. It is namable for its tea.In the middle of the last century, a mistake occurred in China in the manufacture of a specific tea. That tea was KEEMUN.
Until that mistake, this tea had always been processed as a green tea.
An Imperial Army was passing through a specific part of the province of Anhui. It was the area in which Keemun was picked and processed. A high ranking officer needed quarters for his officers to over-night in and the only available space large enough was a tea factory.
The factory was in the process of manufacturing Keemun (Quemon-Mandarin Dialect). The Imperial General Officer threw the tea factory workers out, even though they were in the middle of processing a batch of tea, and took over the factory.
The officers stayed only one night and left the next morning. After they had left, the factory workers hurried back to inspect the tea. Alas, it had been naturally processed into a black tea because it had not been fired to prevent the process.
The tea was cupped by the Tea Factory Master and proclaimed to excellent.
Keemun, from that point on was now processed as a black tea, although some rare and expensive Keemun green tea is still manufactured.

Famous Keemun Tea

Keemun Black Tea

Keemun Black Tea is an exquisite black tea from the southern Anhui province in China. It wins the praise of “one of the best three high aroma teas in the world ” and “the queen Of fragrance” in China. It is also named “keemun flavor” for its strong aroma resembling both aroma of fruit and that of rose.

Keemun Hao Ya A Tea

Hao Ya A (Downy Buds Grade A) is the finest grade of this tea.”Hao Ya” means “tippy bud” in Chinese and refers to the leaves with the best appearance. Keemun Hao Ya Tea offers a more pronouncing sweet fragrance than other keemun tea for the tendeness of tea leaves.

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Pu-erh tea is widely sold for two main reasons,

• as a weight loss tea
• used as a main ingredient in such commercially prepared tea mixtures.

Though there is as yet no empirically backed evidence as to how pu-erh might facilitate weight loss, there are widely proposed explanations include that the tea increases the drinker’s metabolism, or that the high tannin content in the tea binds macronutrients and coagulate digestive enzymes, thus reducing nutrient absorption. Although evidence is still sparse, it has been shown that rats experience reduction in body weight, blood triglycerides, and blood cholesterol following a diet containing pu-erh tea.

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Introduction

Keemun Black Tea is made entirely of young Hao Ya, Keemun’s finest grade of tea leaves. The bright amber infusion has an appetizing honeyed sweet aroma while the taste is wonderfully smooth and with a light hint of floral aftertaste. It comes in a tin can for easy storing.

Brewing Guide of Keemun Black Tea

We recommend using purple clay or porcelain tea ware. Rinse tea cup and teapot with hot water. Use about 2 grams of tea leaves (1-2 teaspoons) for every 150ml of water. Steep tea leaves in hot water at 100°c (212°F) for 1 minute for the first and second brewing. Gradually increase steeping time and water temperature for subsequent brewing. If you like milk with your tea, add 10 to 15ml of sweetened/plain dairy milk and stir.

Taste of Keemun Black Tea

A harmonious combination of fruity, flowery and smoky flavors gives this tea a very unique and intriguing flavor.

Origin of Keemun Black Tea

Qi Men, An Hui Province

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• Benefits of Chinese Tea One. Improve the immune system, slow down aging and can help prevent cancer; 
• Benefits of Chinese Tea Two. Lower blood cholesterol and blood pressure and prevent arteriosclerosis; 
• Benefits of Chinese Tea Three. Prevent tooth decay, freshen the breathe and assist in digestion; 
• Benefits of Chinese Tea Four. Enhance the eliminating functions of the kidneys. 

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