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Jun Mei Red Black Tea · Limited Gift Box

Jun Mei Red in a burgundy gift presentation with a stork motif. The box contains twenty 5g portions, 100g in total, with the tea’s floral and honeyed character.

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Gift box ·20×5g

ZHENG SHAN TANG · ZST07

A closer look at this tea

The tea at a glance

Tea type
Black tea
Origin
Tongmu, Wuyi Mountain, Fujian, China
Picking standard
One bud and two leaves
Season
Spring picking
Net weight
100g
Packaging
Limited gift box · 20 × 5g

From Tongmu in the Wuyi Mountains

Jun Mei Red comes from Tongmu in the Wuyi Mountains, Fujian. It uses spring-picked leaves gathered to a standard of one bud and two leaves.

Mountain slopes, woodland and streams form the landscape surrounding this black-tea tradition.

Wuyi mountain tea landscape
Forest stream in the tea landscape

A mountain and forest setting

A forest stream, green woodland and a quiet cup of tea invite a slower moment.

Return to the cup and notice the floral aroma, honeyed notes and fresh, sweet finish.

Forest stream and rocks
Green woodland detail
Tea cup in a forest setting

One bud and two leaves

Jun Mei Red uses a one-bud-and-two-leaves picking standard. This leaf selection distinguishes it from the all-bud style associated with Jin Jun Mei.

The leaves develop compact dark strips, with subtle golden tips, and a fuller expression in the cup.

Floral, honeyed and gently fruity

Dry tea: compact dark strips with subtle golden tips.

Liquor: clear orange-yellow, with floral and honeyed aromas and a delicate fruity note. The taste is fresh and sweet.

Infused leaves: tender, bright and even, in warm copper-brown tones.

Compact dark Jun Mei Red dry leaves
Jun Mei Red tin and clear tea liquor
Infused Jun Mei Red leaves

Junmei craft, from leaf to cup

Picking, withering, rolling, oxidation and drying shape the tea’s aroma, colour and texture.

Careful brewing reveals the character of the leaf selection and the finished black tea.

Illustration of black-tea processing

Brew briefly and decant fully

Warm a gaiwan and begin with 5g of tea, adjusting for your vessel. Use water at 95–100°C and pour out the early infusions promptly.

As the flavour softens, try 5–10 seconds, then extend gradually towards about 15 seconds. Empty the vessel fully after each infusion and adjust to your taste.

Gaiwan brewing illustrations

The 100g tin

The classic tin holds 100g of loose-leaf Jun Mei Red. The product options also include the same tin with an outer gift box.

Choose the packaging in the purchase area; the tea quantity remains 100g.

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Jun Mei Red 100g tin

A limited-edition gift presentation

The gift box contains 100g in twenty 5g portions. Its burgundy presentation and stork motif give the tea a different gifting expression.

This is a separate product from the loose-leaf tin; follow the gift-box product options when ordering.

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Jun Mei Red limited-edition gift box

Prefer individual 5g sachets?

Jun Mei Red is also offered in individual 5g sachets through a separate product. Choose the pack count on that product page.

The small portions make it easy to carry tea and prepare one session at a time.

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Jun Mei Red individual red sachets

Keep the tea well protected

Store sealed at room temperature in a cool, dry place, away from light and strong odours. Close the tin securely or protect the remaining portions after each use.

Brewing black tea with a gaiwan

Watch the gaiwan brewing guide.

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Jun Mei Red: product video

Learn more about Jun Mei Red.

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Jun Mei Red gift presentation

See the gift presentation in the video.

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Questions about this tea

How does it differ from Jin Jun Mei?

Jun Mei Red uses one bud and two leaves. Jin Jun Mei is associated with an all-bud picking style. This changes the leaf character and the expression in the cup.

What do floral and honeyed notes mean?

These are tasting descriptions of the tea’s aroma and flavour. Smell the dry leaves and compare the warm liquor with the lingering notes after a sip.

Is the gift box the same as the tin?

No. Both contain 100g of Jun Mei Red, but the classic tin holds loose-leaf tea, while the limited-edition gift box contains twenty 5g portions. Choose the appropriate product page.

Can I brew the leaves again?

Yes. Reinfuse and lengthen the time gradually as the flavour softens. The number of enjoyable infusions depends on your leaf quantity, vessel and taste.