Organic Keemun Black Tea

This has been my go-to black tea for years. It is very forgiving to brew, because it doesn't become overly tannic when overbrewed. It has a very pleasant aroma and rich, smooth flavor.

it's a fine tea I like to mix this one to at times

This is the greatest tasting black tea that I have tried

This is the best black tea that I have tried.

This is a robust, smoky tea that gets me going in the morning and perks me up in the afternoon. Delicious, and it's organic!

While this is not the most refined grade of Keemun tea, it has plenty of the characteristic Keemun aroma and a mild, rounded flavor profile. For those, like me, who prefer the China blacks to the India teas as a daily morning beverage (and who demand organically grown tea), this product is a good value.

Always my favorito.. Very intense and different taste!!!

intense flavor

This tea has body and fragrance. All other teas pale in comparison.

What Keemun is for. Malty, sturdy, earthy (pine or slightly smoky favour), smooth. -Also GREAT for ICE tea, but making good ice tea is DIFFICULT. No ice tea maker alive is going to do this job for you. You need a kettle, several tea pots, filtered water for thinning, a LARGE pyrex pitcher and a lot of patience. Bottles are great to take it on the road. Everyone will think you are drinking moon shine. Anyway, Keemun is a favourite ice tea, and a GREAT daily hot tea. With milk is best, but some barbarians take it black --Kicks the butt out of PG Tips!
PSST: ET, please get some higher grades of Keemun -a Hua Ya would be great.

I usually buy Keemun for blending, but this Keemun is good on it's own. The slight Earthy overtone is wonderful. It is a great wake-up tea, but not too strong to use after supper or for tea-time. (about 25mg caffeine/8 oz) If you blend this with about 30% Assam and 20% Darjeeling Green (1st or 2nd flush), you will have a good daily tea. Iced tea pretty much destroys the delicate flavours of high grade tea, but this Keemun made a damn good iced tea, as I discovered on the 4th of July (Louis Armstrong's REAL birthday, of course. If Pops said the 4th of July was his birthday then that's when it was...damnit.). Anyway, this is a FINE Keemun. Keemun is a MUST for any tea-head's supply. Good for blending and drinking straight. Note to ET: Please buy more varieties of Keemun (i.e. single estate types). Yes Darjeeling is the king of teas, but tea originated in China and when all is done, i feel that the Chinese teas have more to offer than only Darjeelings. Of course, ET, should carry much more than the mediocre MIM they sometimes stock, but in all, I like ET and will continue to buy from them. -A straight price for a straight product. IS this Keemun a blend of other Keemuns? If not, what is it's estate?

I normally don't order "organic" Keemun (just the Keemun a tea we have drunk for decades) but with some trepidation I ordered 3 pounds of the organic Keemun after reading the reviews. When it arrived I opened the first bag and took a sniff. It was delightfully crisp and just slightly smoky the Bordeaux of tea very apparent. The leaves were small which I prefer because it makes a darker cup of tea and the taste is smooth yet full of character and perfect with milk. Simply put, I love this tea.

Leaves a little smaller than the Keemun we have been drinking, but can no longer obtain. But it's okay, tastes about the same. This was a trial purchase, but as of now we'll be back for a greater quantity soon.

The richness of keemun is what keeps me using it, and EnjoyingTea's price is always competitive. I'm assuming I can trust the "organic" designation.

I like it not as much as my English breakfast tea

Good flavor