Categories: Kung Fu Red Tea
Keemun Black Tea-Hongfu Gift Box
€294.70
Crafted with centuries-old tea-making heritage, this exquisite selection features pre-Qingming tender buds from Keemun’s core region. Qihong Maofeng boasts golden-tipped leaves and slender, elegant strands, yielding a radiant crimson liquor infused with the iconic “Keemun Aroma”—a luxurious blend of floral and honey notes. Silky smooth on the palate with a lingering sweetness, it embodies timeless refinement. Housed in an eco-friendly wooden box adorned with minimalist Eastern-inspired motifs and gold foil accents, each set includes individually sealed packs for freshness and convenience. Perfect for festive gifts or corporate gifting, it exudes sophistication, paired with a hand-painted tea culture card to share the warmth of tradition
| Name | Hongfu Gift Box |
| Year | 2023 |
| Category | Keemun Black Tea |
| Grade | Premium Top Grade |
| Specification | 225g/box (3×75g sealed canisters) |
| Certification | Dual USDA & EU Organic Certified |
| Appearance | Deep ebony leaves adorned with golden tips, tightly twisted like pine needles with striking sharpness |
| Liquor | Luminous amber-red infusion with a radiant golden halo, exceptionally clear and vibrant |
| Aroma | Lush notes of sweet orchard fruits and blossoms, underscored by lingering orchid elegance and subtle honeyed richness |
| Taste | Opens with robust yet velvety texture, where bright vivacity dances with mellow sweetness, culminating in an enduring throat resonance |
| Leaf | Evenly-bright reddish brewed leaves with satiny suppleness, unfurling dynamically to reveal exceptional vitality. |
Hongfu Gift Box: Keemun Black Tea “Abundant Blessings” Collection | High-End Business Tea Gift Featuring Intangible Cultural Heritage Craftsmanship
A gift of “fortune”, embodying the essence of Eastern tea culture—the Hongfu Gift Box features premium Keemun Black Tea, meticulously crafted from early spring first-flush tea leaves harvested from high-altitude misty mountains (500m above sea level) in the core protected region of National Geographical Indication (NGI). Supervised and handcrafted by Intangible Cultural Heritage Master Wang Chang, this top-grade Keemun Black Tea is created through 16 traditional processes. Ideal as a business gift, festive present, or collector’s item, it conveys the auspicious blessings of Eastern tea culture.
Presented in an elegant Oriental-style gift box, it includes three individually sealed tea canisters (75g each, total net weight: 225g/box), filled with 2023 first-flush premium Keemun Black Tea. The tea originates from the golden tea-growing belt at 30°N latitude—the core ecological production zone of Keemun Black Tea. Nestled among mist-shrouded peaks over 500m in elevation, the tea gardens thrive in mineral-rich soil, where lush mountains and winding streams nurture plump, tender early spring buds.
▍ Triple-Certified Golden Tea Region ✓ Core ecological zone of Keemun Black Tea at 30°N latitude ✓ High-altitude tea gardens (500m+) with day-night temperature locks in aroma ✓ Selenium-rich soil cultivates fresh, tender buds ✓ Early spring first plucking, strictly one bud & two leaves standard
▍ Intangible Cultural Heritage Craftsmanship Guarantees Excellence ◇ Supervised by Wang Chang, National Intangible Cultural Heritage inheritor ◇ Traditional methods: sun withering / hand-rolling / charcoal baking ◇ Premium grade: golden tips evident, slender tightly twisted leaves ◇ Lab-tested: 0 pesticide residue / SGS certified
Hongfu Gift Set Keemun Black Tea (Abundant Blessings Keemun Black Tea)
Presented in an elegant Oriental-inspired gift box containing three sealed tins (75g per tin × 3 tins, total net weight 225g/box), this 2023 harvest originates from the core ecological tea-growing region of Qimen along the 30°N latitude golden tea belt in Anhui Province. Crafted from early spring first-flush buds of the Quercus chinensis variety under the supervision of Wang Chang, inheritor of China’s national intangible cultural heritage, the tea is cultivated in mist-shrouded mountainous terrain above 500 meters elevation. The gardens, nestled among lush peaks and winding streams, thrive in mineral-rich soil that nurtures plump, nutrient-dense leaves.
Brewing Method (Core Steps)
Teaware:
Recommended: 150ml white porcelain gaiwan or glass teapot (to showcase the tea’s color).
Water & Tea Ratio:
Temperature: 90–95°C (let boiling water cool for 30 seconds).
Dosage: 3–5g (about 1/3 of the gaiwan’s capacity).
Brewing Steps:
Rinse & Awaken:
Preheat teaware with boiling water. Add tea leaves, pour water, and discard immediately (1 rinse).
Infusions 1–3:
Pour boiling water from a height, steep for 3–5 seconds, and decant. Expect bright red liquor with pronounced floral notes.
Infusions 4–6:
Extend steeping by 2–3 seconds per brew for richer body and lingering sweetness.
Later Infusions:
Gradually add 5 seconds per brew. Final infusions offer honey-like sweetness.
Winter Simmering (Optional):
Use 5g of tea. Add to cold water, bring to a boil, then simmer on low heat for 1–2 minutes for a robust, warming brew.
Key Tips:
Tea Separation: Use a strainer or quick-brew cup to avoid bitterness from over-steeping.
Pouring Technique: Pour water gently along the vessel’s edge to minimize leaf agitation, ensuring clarity.
Important Notes
Storage: Store sealed in a dark, dry, odor-free environment. Shelf life: 5 years.
Water Quality: Spring or purified water recommended to enhance flavor.
Avoid: Tap water or prolonged steeping, which may dull the tea’s character.
A cup of Qimen red, a sip of timeless tradition.
Crafted with heritage, certified in purity—the “Hongfu” gift box embodies refined living.
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