Yunnan Sunrise

Steeping Instructions

Step 1:

Preheat mug with boiling water, discard and refill.

Step 2:

Steep 1 light Tbsp or 3-4 grams of tea per 8 oz of water.

Step 3:

Steep for 3-5 minutes as desired. See steeping notes for in improved steeping experience.

Price:

$9.99

Rating:

( 2 product reviews )

* Size (oz):

1/2 oz Sample
2 oz
4 oz
8 oz
5 Tea Pouches

Quantity:

Yunnan Sunrise Black Tea Description:

Yunnan Sunrise China black tea features beautiful long leaf buds with brilliant golden color. Also known as Yunnan Gold Tea or Dian Hong, the steeped liquor is a bright orange-brown color with a complex, woody, earthy taste and aroma. The infused leaf itself is a beautiful copper color.

Ingredients:

Chinese Black Tea

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Yunnan Gold or Yunnan Sunrise

Our Yunnan Gold comes from the Fengqing region of Yunnan province in China, a mountainous region of southwestern China close to the border with Myanmar (Burma). Often referred to as Dianhong Tea, Dian Hong Tea, or even Yunnan Red Tea, this tea style is a relatively recent innovation developed in the 1900's as opposed to other Chinese teas developed hundreds or thousands of years ago. Our Dian Hong Tea has been farmed under biodynamic organic conditions and was plucked during the spring.

Steeping Notes

Yunnan Sunrise or Yunnan Gold can be steeped as many as four or five times if desired. The ideal method for steeping is to use boiling water in a pre-warmed mug, gaiwan, or glass. Steep for 30 seconds initially and a bit longer each subsequent steeping.

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Product Reviews

Beautiful way to start the day

Posted by Gerry on 1st Mar 2015

Yunan Sunrise is a delicious, golden black tea - a perfect breakfast tea, as well as a tea for tea time. It is flavorful without being too bold. I am so glad I found it.
This is my new favorite

Posted by Mike on 22nd Dec 2014

I drink a lot only black teas. My favorites have a nice crisp and clean, flavorful taste. I was going to say this is my favorite Yunnan, but it's actually my favorite tea now-- funny because the only reason I even tried Dominion Tea was because my other seller ran out of the Vietnam Nam Lanh (former favorite). I'm so glad I did. Hope this review helped, but please don't clean out their stock on this tea or else I'll have to find yet another seller.