JunMei China Badong Pure Bud Black Tea Luxury Gift Box

Net weight: 

200 Gram / 7.05 Ounce - 2 x 100 Gram Tin Box

Type：Prue Bud Black Tea

What is the Aroma?

The fragrance is delicate, with fruity and floral

What is the taste?

Sweet and comfortable taste.
Where does it come from?

Badong, Hubei province. China

Alpine ecological tea buds as raw material. Combining the four-hundred-year-old heritage of black tea culture and Jun Mei innovative techniques of Zheng Shan Tang.

Leaves:

Dry: Tight and thin, golden yellow with the black

Wet: Red bright, exquisite bud shape.

Tea liquor：Red brilliant with a golden circle

Caffeine: Caffeinated

Brewing Guide:  100°C (212°F)

Porcelain or Glass Cup Better

3-5 Gram per 150 milliliters

The first three cups sit for 5-10s, and better not to be exceeded over 10s.

Here attaches the brewing guide of Chinese teas, pleases check below links if needed.

Black Tea Brewing Guide: Click Me!

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White Tea Brewing Guide: Click Me!

Green Tea Brewing Guide: Click Me!

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Lapsang Store Loose Black tea don't add other materials. Tea Buds and leaves all picked from Organic Nature tea origins.

In Lapsang Store. Not only different origins. Different Black Tea also have different picked standard, which determine its value in large extent.

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Tea buds: The young buds and stems contain the most theanine. It is the main ingredient of black tea freshness
Effect: Theanine is the main amino acid in tea, black tea is the main component of Xianshuang, there are caramel aroma and flavor similar to MSG heavy and mellow, can ease the bitter taste, enhance sweetness.
Physiological function: Can promote nerve growth and improve brain function, enhance memory and immunity. Theanine is also dedicated to helping humans resist Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's disease, lowering blood pressure, increasing beneficial intestinal flora, and reducing plasma cholesterol.

Leaf: Contains more tea polysaccharides, 
Effect: makes the tea sticks tight and oily, and the soup feels sweet and full-bodied. It can form a sweet taste of tea soup, and can also form some special aromas, such as sweet aroma, caramel aroma or chestnut aroma.
Physiological function: Tea polysaccharides have many physiological functions such as radiation protection, anticoagulation, antithrombosis, lowering blood sugar and enhancing immunity.

Leaves Maturity: tea polyphenols is one of the main components that form the color and fragrance of tea
Effect: General term for polyphenols in tea. and
The higher the maturity of buds and leaves: the less tea polyphenols, the worse the quality of black tea.
Physiological function: Tea polyphenols have anti-oxidation, anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects, lowering blood sugar, lowering blood lipids, anti-cancer and anti-mutation effects!

Fresh Leaves: The tea mainly contains three alkaloids: caffeine, theobromine and theophylline. The content of dry matter (2%-4%) in caffeine is the highest, which is an important flavor in tea. 
The thicker and older the leaves are, the less the alkaloids have.
Effect: The substance has a bitter taste and has a refreshing taste after being associated with theaflavins.
Physiological function:The alkaloids in tea can slightly stimulate the human cerebral cortex to relieve fatigue. At the same time, it will slightly stimulate the gastrointestinal system to help digestion and diuresis. Of course, in addition, it also has conventional health care methods such as strengthening the heart to relieve spasm and relax smooth muscle.