Keemun Panda Grade 1 Tea
Lovely burgundy depth with light hints of an oak cask. Of all the black tea in China, Keemun Panda #1 is one of the most popular. Located in the Anhui Provence, Keemun is one of the congou-type teas; meaning it requires a great deal of gongfu (disciplined skill) to make fine taut strips without breaking the leaves.
Taste Notes: Oaky, Bold, winey
Luxury Ingredients: Black tea
Origin: China
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All Camellia sinensis in our blends contributes to a fairer, more sustainable tea industry.
CAFFEINE CONTENT | HIGH
Cup per oz
10-12 cups per 1 oz
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1-2
4-6 mins
1-2
205-212°F
In 475 ml (8oz)
4-6 mins
Ordered the sample pack, and love it. The flavor is super concentrated and very floral/peppery. I've only had it in iced milk drinks but it drinks similarly to an iced chai. I love it!
The tea is well packaged. The scent is lovely.
Tastes amazing! The only thing I would add is that I use much more than the 7oz water recommended. It is very strong, which is a great thing. So much flavor.
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Great tea !
Always easy and quick.
Love Culinary Teas. Never buy anywhere else.
I enjoy this tea immensely. I have bought both the bagged tea and the loose leaf. The bagged tea has a very woody flavor, which a friend compared to alfalfa, that I absolutely love. However, I am the only one that loved it, others thought it off-putting. I then bought more just for me, but I got the loose leaf this time. This one has only a hint of woodiness, and really brings out the winy and fruity flavors. Now I have to share it! I would rate the bagged tea a four star and the loose leaf as a five star.
I'm not a tea connoisseur but I enjoy a variety of loose and bagged teas. I'm enjoying the Keemun Panda Grade 1 tea. It seems like a rather strong tea with what I would call a "woody" flavor. Perhaps not for everyone but just the thing for me with breakfast. I imagine that it would take milk well.

