Sichuan Gongfu

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79 / 100

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Tea type
Black Tea
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Typical Preparation
Set water temperature to Boiling
Steep for 2 min, 45 sec
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4 Tasting Notes View all

“Actually this post was supposed to be about the Keemun that I bought… But I was writing and completely forgot to pay even the slightest bit of attention to the cup. That’s how well the writing was...” Read full tasting note
“I finally got around to ordering from TeaSpring! Yay! It’s only taken ages. Since I ordered mostly black teas (just a few oolongs), my goal is to start my day with a new TeaSpring tea each...” Read full tasting note
“4g 12oz water Light amber in color. Sweet, slightly malty aroma Fairly mild taste, not bitter, not astringent. It’s enjoyable. But nothing spectacular. Will try a longer steep see if anything more...” Read full tasting note
“A compelling taste, not too much tannin, not too little, just right.” Read full tasting note

Description

Sichuan Gongfu is, with Keemun and Yunnan Gold, one of the three most famous Gongfu black tea in China. This tea is truly special as it is produced from very fine downy tea buds, a rarity in black teas where usually only the tea leaves (and no buds at all) are used for production of the tea.

Other names:
Chuan Hong

Taste:
Not only is it smooth but rich and malty as well. The finish carries a hint of chocolate-note. Sichuan Gongfu blends very well with sweeten milk to create a beverage that taste like chocolate milk.

Appearance:
Dark and slightly gold tea buds. Yields cups of amber color liquor.

Origin:
Yi Bin City, Sichuan Province

$12.60/50g

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