Dian Hong Séché au Soleil
Dian Hong Séché au Soleil
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Une galette de thé noir composée de délicates feuilles uniformes de thé noir Dian Hong de Lincang, Yunnan. Savourez un délicieux thé noir avec des notes de cacao et de litchi.
Origine
Origine
- Brand: Mu Zhi
- Year: 2023
- Season: Spring
- Origin: Lincang
- Leaf grade: natural tea gardens
- Varietal (cultivar): large leaf Assamica (Da Ye Zhong)
- Type: black tea
- Weight: 100g
Comment préparer le thé
Comment préparer le thé
How to prepare Dian Hong tea cake?
There are two methods to prepare this beautiful black tea:
Gongfu brewing
Brew 6 gram with 120 ml of water at 90 °C. Steep for 20 seconds and add 10 seconds for each infusion.
Western brewing
Steep 3 gram with 350 ml of water at 90 °C. Apply a brewing time of 2-3 minutes and add 2 minutes for each next preparation.
Shipping, Returns & Payment Methods
Shipping, Returns & Payment Methods
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Brewing: 5g/100ml, 90°C, 20s, +10s.
Warmed-up dry leaves smell of leather, chocolate, cherries and delicate spices. When wet, they turn into exotic woods.
The liquor tastes of cherries, redcurrant, fancy wood and warm spices. There are aromatic layers in there, waiting to be explored.
This was the first black tea I fell in love with, back in February 2023. Before that, I thought the whole category lacks complexity and depth. Persistence was very rewarding.
A enjoyable yunnan style dian-hong tea. I would recommend it.
The leaves on the cake look just beautiful. I almost didnât want to break it! Just by smelling the dry leaves you can tell this is a high quality Hong Cha, careful and skillfully made.
This is a tea I like to drink slowly in order to enjoy all the complex layers it has. The first infusions remind me of childhood: running thru humid forests and the smell of the rain poring down the fresh soil. The florals mingle perfectly with Chinese dry plumb aroma.
The astringency in the mouth feels lovely, not harsh, just velvety. Light malt notes, floral and sweet aroma of glazed donuts.
Towards the end of the session, there is a lovely lingering aroma in your cup that will remind you of honeyed candy. TEASENZ: Hello Alain, thank you so much for this wonderful review, this means a lot to us.
Best black tea in cake form I ever had. Savoury sweet, fruity, honeyish, with slight hints of smokiness. Aroma is complex and also strong, as I can smell it clearly at the bottom of my cup. I used 6 grams with 10 seconds for first steep and afterwards many instant steeps as the tea releases aroma very fast. Good tea, but need to keep steeping time short when gongfu tea brewing.
Unlike most black tea cakes I've tried, this one really stands out. It sweet, fruity, smooth and last many steeps. Unlike many sundried blacks its not smokey, which i love. But for those looking for a stronger and smokey tea, this one is probably not the best choice. Can't wait to experience how this tea ages over time.
Notre travail de design s'inspire de l'œuvre « Le long de la rivière pendant le Festival Qingming » de Zhang Zeduan, datant de la dynastie Song. Au lieu de représenter la vie quotidienne des habitants de la capitale chinoise (comme dans l'œuvre originale), nous illustrons le processus de fabrication du thé par les agriculteurs, adoptant la même perspective à vol d'oiseau.
En observant notre design d'emballage en détail, les amateurs de thé pourront découvrir les étapes de production : les cultivateurs cueillant, séchant, roulant et torréfiant les feuilles de thé. Le thé est ensuite dégusté dans un pavillon, puis transporté par des chevaux le long de « l’ancienne route du thé ».
L’alliance entre le paysage traditionnel chinois et le thème de la fabrication du thé symbolise l'héritage, la tradition et le respect pour le dur labeur des cultivateurs de thé.