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Feng Qing Premium "Black Gold Pearls" Black Tea | Yunnan Sourcing Tea Shop

Feng Qing Premium "Black Gold Pearls" Black Tea

by Yunnan Sourcing Tea Shop
$8.00 - $109.00
$8.00
$8.00 - $109.00
$8.00

First Flush of Spring Black Tea!  Feng Qing area tippy grade black tea has been hand-rolled into these convenient little black tea pearls.  Complex flavors are revealed as the tea gradually unfolds with multiple infusions.  Hints of malt and chocolate with a sweet and spicy after-taste gives this tea a taste experience that rivals it's simple beauty.

Each pearl is between 3 to 5 grams each.  Drop a few into your gaiwan or teapot and enjoy!

April Harvest

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 12 reviews.

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Chocolatey Black Tea with Sweet Spice

"This is a very fine black tea, whose shape and the way the leaves unfurl during steeping add to its value. Brewed at 100 °C, it withstands five infusions of 30–40–50–80–120 seconds. The flavor is chocolatey with a sweet, subtly spiced undertone."

— suttogo (5/5)

Not the best black tea

"Not the best black tea I tasted. Good for a daily drinker"

— Julien R. (3/5)

Feng quit

"Lovely tea, good aroma"

— JOAN D. (5/5)

Excellent hong cha!

"This just jumped into my list of favorites. I love when a tea is both sweet and refreshing and that's exactly what i experienced with this one. It is also a bit spicy as the description says, which i think adds an interesting and satisfying twist to the taste and mouth feel."

— Pablo M. (5/5)

Delicious and sweet

"Malty, sweet, hints of cocoa, and capable of multiple infusions. Was one of my favorites from my order."

— Christopher C. (4/5)

Great tea, with a bit

"Great tea, with a bit of sweetness."

— Stathis B. (5/5)

Good product! Absolutely satisfied!

"Good product! Absolutely satisfied!"

— Alexey T. (5/5)

My favorite black tea!

"My favorite black tea!"

— Caroline C. (5/5)

Amazing Tea

"Has a unique taste and is a very good tea."

— Gowtham S. (5/5)

Exquisite everyday tea

"Not one I do drink everyday as I have too many to still try, and I only have a limited batch. But if I had a large stash I could drink a pearl a day. It has just enough yamminess and just enough maltiness to keep it interesting, but not one to show stop. Have shared with a few colleagues at work and they were quite happy. Soothing cha qi, no over powering caffeine kick. Just a nice pick me up when asked for something a little more exotic when you ask for a pu'erh work horse most days."

— Stephen L. (3/5)

Q&A

Hi Scott, I have a question about sugar. Here [Fu Shou Mei Feng Qing Black Tea of Yunnan * Spring 2018] you mentioned frying the tea with sugar. What about these 'pearls' - are they processed with sugar too or they are sugar free? Cause I really taste sweetness in this tea. Could you clarify, please?
No sugar in these. The "Fu Shou Mei" is the only tea we sell that has some sugar added.
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