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TIANHUSHAN

TIAN HU SHAN Black tea loose leaf, Yunnan Dianhong black tea 8 Ounce (Pack of 1)

TIAN HU SHAN Black tea loose leaf, Yunnan Dianhong black tea 8 Ounce (Pack of 1)

$16.48 USD
$16.48 USD
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Discover the rich, velvety character of TIAN HU SHAN Yunnan Dianhong black tea—a carefully cultivated loose leaf blend that brings warmth and sophistication to your daily ritual. This premier Chinese black tea captures the essence of Yunnan's subtropical highlands in every steaming cup.

🌾 At a Glance

Type
Black Tea
Origin
Yunnan, China
Quantity
8 Ounces
Format
Loose Leaf
Vendor
TIANHUSHAN
Packaging
1 Pack

🍃 Ingredients & Sourcing

Harvested from ecologically managed tea plantations in China's subtropical highlands, where fertile soil and abundant rainfall create ideal growing conditions for premium black tea. Each leaf is carefully processed through fermentation and roasting to develop its signature character. The tea is distinguished by its dark, glossy appearance, malt-forward aroma, and naturally sweet red liquor—a testament to traditional Dianhong craftsmanship.

🎨 Flavor Profile

Sweetness
Naturally sweet
Body
Full-bodied
Aroma
Malt-forward
Caffeine
Moderate-High
🌾 Malty 🍯 Honey Notes 🔥 Roasted Character ✨ Glossy Finish 🏔️ Mountain Terroir

🥘 Recipe Ideas & Pairings

Steep a cup in the morning for a smooth, naturally caffeinated start to your day, paired with fresh pastries, scones, or breakfast fare. The full-bodied profile also works beautifully in afternoon service or as an evening blend when paired with desserts. Ideal for home café service, traditional afternoon tea, or quiet moments of personal reflection. The malt-forward character complements both sweet and savory pastries, making it versatile for any time of day.

💧 Brewing Essentials

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