Jinxi Dian Hong is a unique variety of Chinese black tea grown in the sunny province of Yunnan. Its name translates as "Golden Threads". And this name fully justifies itself.
What makes Jinxi Dian Hong special?
- Golden Buds: The main distinguishing feature of this tea is its golden buds. They give the tea a delicate fruity aroma and a soft taste.
- Fruity bouquet: The aroma of Jinxi Dian Hong is dominated by notes of peach, apricot, honey and light floral shades. The taste of the tea is sweet, with a pleasant sourness and a long aftertaste.
- High Quality: This tea is considered one of the best varieties of Dian Hong. Only the youngest and most tender leaves of the tea bush are used for its production.
- Health benefits: Like many other teas, Jinxi Dian Hong is rich in antioxidants that help fight free radicals and slow down the aging process. It also strengthens the immune system and improves digestion.
How to brew Jinxi Dian Hong?
In order to reveal the full aroma and taste of this tea, it is recommended to use the following recommendations:
- Water Temperature: The optimal water temperature for brewing Jinxi Dian Hong is 95-100 degrees Celsius.
- Amount of tea: For a gaiwan or teapot (150 ml), 7-8 grams of tea is enough.
- Brewing time: The first brew should last no more than 20 seconds. In subsequent brews, the time can be increased to 1 minute.
- Utensils: It is better to use glass or porcelain utensils for brewing.
Jinxi Dian Hong is a truly royal tea that will conquer the heart of any connoisseur. Its exquisite taste and aroma will make your tea drinking unforgettable.
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Name in Chinese
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金丝滇红 |
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Pinyin
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jīnsī diān hóng |
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Translation
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Yunnan Red "Golden Threads" |
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Tea variety
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Dian Hong |
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Country
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China |
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Provinces
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Yunnan (云南) |
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Dian Hong conquered not only China, but the whole world. It comes from the Celestial Empire and is known as Yunnan red tea. The main distinguishing feature of the tea is the presence of golden-colored buds. It is said that this special tea drink was created for tea drinking of the Chinese high society and was an excellent gift for all foreign delegations that ever visited the Celestial Empire.
