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China Keemun - Loose Black Tea
China Keemun - Loose Black Tea - 15g Taster Pack
China Keemun - Loose Black Tea - 75g Retail Pack
China Keemun - Loose Black Tea - 125g Tin Caddy
China Keemun - Loose Black Tea - 250g Refill Pack
China Keemun - Loose Black Tea - 500g Small Catering Pack
China Keemun - Loose Black Tea - 2kg Large Catering Pack
China Keemun - Loose Black Tea
China Keemun - Loose Black Tea - 15g Taster Pack
China Keemun - Loose Black Tea - 75g Retail Pack
China Keemun - Loose Black Tea - 125g Tin Caddy
China Keemun - Loose Black Tea - 250g Refill Pack
China Keemun - Loose Black Tea - 500g Small Catering Pack
China Keemun - Loose Black Tea - 2kg Large Catering Pack

China Keemun - Loose Black Tea

£2.00 - £544.00

Most famous Chinese Black Tea

Keemun is produced exclusively in the Qimen county from the Anhui province in China. Keemun is actually named after the county of its birth- Qimen and is still known as such sometimes. Keemun is the anglicisation of Qimen.

It is a baby among black teas as its production started only in 1875 compared to the long histories of other black teas. Despite this, it is one of the most famous among the Chinese teas and extremely popular in the West.

Our Keemun is of superior grade with long wiry leaves. Upon brewing, it yields a beautiful dark copper liquor which is superbly refreshing, with a slight smokiness and notes of sugar cane and red wine.

Ingredients

Premium Chinese black tea

How to enjoy this tea

Steep 1tsp per cup for 3-4 mins in 95-100° C fresh water. Add milk and sugar to taste if you like.

Caffeine content

Approx 27-35mg per cup

Tea People are passionate about all things tea and create Great Taste Award-winning brews. From the finest premium single estate tea, to unique blends and herbal infusions, the teas are available in loose leaf form as well as plastic-free biodegradable pyramid tea bags.

Tea People believe that 'tea is what you make it'. Tea can be different things to different people and with a little effort, creativity and innovation, it can even become a powerful medium for social change. 

Half of the brand's net profits go towards supporting educational infrastructure and improving the lives of underprivileged communities in and around the tea growing regions.