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Yunnan Old Bush Red (Black) Tea

Ancient Yunnan Black Tea: Rich Malty Notes & Golden Tips

Experience the depth of Yunnan's tea craftsmanship with this exceptional Old Bush Red Tea, also known as Dian Hong. Harvested from mature tea bushes in China's ancient tea gardens, this distinguished black tea showcases characteristic golden tips and delivers a remarkably full-bodied profile. The liquor unfolds with pronounced malty sweetness, complemented by subtle honey notes and wine-like complexity. As the tea ages, it develops deeper fruity undertones and a sophisticated character comparable to fine red wine.

Each carefully processed leaf brings forth layers of flavor, from the initial robust earthiness to lingering sweet notes. The smooth, full-bodied taste offers a refined tea experience without astringency. This tea demonstrates the superior quality that comes from old growth tea bushes, providing a perfect balance of strength and sophistication.

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Yunnan Old Bush Red (Black) Tea - Black Tea - infusion.organic

Yunnan Old Bush Red (Black) Tea

€2,24

Traditional Brewing Methods for Maximum Enjoyment

To fully appreciate this exceptional tea:

  • Water Temperature: Use water at 90-95°C (194-203°F)
  • Portion: 2-3g tea leaves per 200-250ml water
  • Steeping Time: First infusion: 3-5 minutes. Multiple infusions possible, adjusting time as needed
  • Storage: Keep in an airtight container away from light, heat, and moisture

For cold brewing, use 5g per liter of water and steep in refrigerator for 8-12 hours. The tea's robust nature makes it excellent for both hot and cold preparations.

Premium Tea Leaves from Ancient Yunnan Gardens

This exceptional tea consists of carefully selected leaves from mature Camellia Sinensis var. Assamica bushes and their distinctive regional hybrids, including the prized Yun Kang #10 and #100 varietals. The leaves undergo traditional processing methods: withering, rolling, oxidation, and firing, resulting in the characteristic dark leaves adorned with golden tips.

The mature tea bushes, with their deep root systems, draw rich minerals from Yunnan's fertile soil, contributing to the tea's complex flavor profile and therapeutic properties. Each leaf is harvested at optimal maturity, ensuring the highest concentration of beneficial compounds.

Health Benefits of Aged Yunnan Black Tea

This exceptional black tea offers numerous health advantages, combining traditional wisdom with modern scientific understanding:

  • Antioxidant Properties: Rich in polyphenols and catechins that combat oxidative stress and support cellular health
  • Cognitive Enhancement: Contains theanine and balanced caffeine levels for improved focus and mental clarity without jitters
  • Digestive Support: Aids in digestion and helps maintain gut health through natural compounds
  • Metabolic Benefits: Supports healthy metabolism and weight management
  • Cardiovascular Health: Regular consumption may support heart health and circulation
  • Stress Reduction: The combination of compounds helps promote relaxation while maintaining alertness

The mature tea bushes produce leaves with higher concentrations of beneficial compounds, making this tea particularly effective for overall wellness support.

Heritage of Yunnan's Tea Cultivation

Yunnan, known as the cradle of tea, holds a rich history spanning thousands of years in tea cultivation. The region's black tea production, however, began in the early 20th century as an innovative adaptation of traditional processing methods. The old growth tea gardens, some containing trees hundreds of years old, represent living artifacts of this rich heritage.

Local ethnic groups have maintained traditional cultivation practices, passing down expertise through generations. These methods, combined with the unique terroir of Yunnan's mountainous regions, contribute to the tea's distinctive character. The old bush varieties used in this tea are particularly valued for their complex flavor profiles and ability to age gracefully, much like fine wine.