Hong Yun #21
Garden Direct Black Tea
Description
Origin
Description
Origin: Mingjian Village, Taiwan
Cultivar: TTES #21 "Hong Yun" (Indian Assam x Keemun)
Elevation: 500m
Harvest: September 10, 2021
The Hong Cha grown in the Mingjian Village are supremely special black teas. Grown from cultivars catalogued in the Taiwan Tea Research and Extension Station registry by the Taiwanese government, these teas are truly notable and famous for their distinct characteristics. Hong Yun 21 is a unique tea cultivar grown in Taiwan to produce high-end black teas of exceptional aromatic complexity and rich mouthfeel. Hong Yun #21 紅韻translates to “red charm,” which refers to its vibrant red color and the pleasing effect of its elegantly brisk structure. It is a cross-breed of Keemun (Original Qi Men small-leaf tea from Anhui) and Indian Kyang variety registered in 2008.
Cultivar: TTES #21 "Hong Yun" (Indian Assam x Keemun)
Elevation: 500m
Harvest: September 10, 2021
The Hong Cha grown in the Mingjian Village are supremely special black teas. Grown from cultivars catalogued in the Taiwan Tea Research and Extension Station registry by the Taiwanese government, these teas are truly notable and famous for their distinct characteristics. Hong Yun 21 is a unique tea cultivar grown in Taiwan to produce high-end black teas of exceptional aromatic complexity and rich mouthfeel. Hong Yun #21 紅韻translates to “red charm,” which refers to its vibrant red color and the pleasing effect of its elegantly brisk structure. It is a cross-breed of Keemun (Original Qi Men small-leaf tea from Anhui) and Indian Kyang variety registered in 2008.
Tasting Notes
Luxardo cherry, aged tawny port, and pine resin.
Ingredients
Traditional Preparation
Reviews
Reviews
A high quality but not exceptional black tea
Unlike its relative the #18, this is an utterly conventional black tea. Don't get me wrong, it's a good
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tea - but you can get something that tastes the same from anywhere for less.
Pavel
WHITE
$20.00
Malty and rich with a mellow, jammy sweetness and subtle accents of plum and raisin