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Qimen Loose Leaf Black Tea
Qimen Loose Leaf Black Tea
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Qimen Loose Leaf Black Tea
FLAVOR PROFILE
Qimen brews a full-bodied cup with natural sweetness and delicate, rose-like floral notes.
brew: 1 teaspoon per 8 oz water
water temperature: 200°f
steep: 3–5 minutes
resteep: enjoy 3–4 infusions, adjusting steep time to taste.
Origin and Characteristics
Also known as Keemun, Qimen comes from china’s Anhui province, crafted from small leaves and tender tips. Traditionally used in English Breakfast blends, it’s lovely on its own or with a splash of milk.
Ingredients
100% Organic black tea leaves
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About the Tea
Flavor Profile
The flavor of English breakfast tea is notably stronger than that of green teas. It often has hints of sweetness or bitterness depending on the specific blend used. The aroma is reminiscent of freshly cut plants or vegetables, with more fermented leaves producing a stronger scent.
Ingredients
100% Organic black tea leaves
Nutritional Benefit
English Breakfast not only has a rich history but rich with nutritional benefits. Black tea is rich in antioxidants. It’s good for heart health, cognitive function, blood sugar regulation, cancer prevention, gut health support, immune system aid and relief of stress. It contains potassium which is an electrolyte that may help improve hydration and reduce blood pressure, manganese, a nutrient beneficial for bone density, theanine an amino acid present in black teas that promotes relaxation while enhancing focus, catechins, these polyphenols possess anti-inflammatory properties and may aid in reducing cellular aging, and the caffeine content typically contains about 35 to 50 milligrams per cup, which can provide an alertness boost.
Preparation Instructions
To prepare English breakfast tea effectively:
Heat water to between 205°F and 210°F (approximately 96°C to 99°C). Steep 1 tsp tea per 8oz of water for 3 minutes. You can infuse the tea 1-3 times. Add milk of choice and sugar according to personal taste preferences.
This preparation method enhances the rich flavors characteristic of this type of black tea and clings to its English tradition.