Keemun Loose Tea
The blend
Loose leaf China Keemun tea, selected to give a fine blend and delicately favoured cup. Pale amber in colour, this is a light and calming tea.
The taste
A light and smooth tea delicately layered with malty and smoky flavours.
The benefit
Black tea contains polyphenols, a type of antioxidant. Caffeine and an amino acid called L-theanine are also found in black tea, which is said can improve alertness and focus – even more than coffee!
The moment
Enjoy this brew in the afternoon, when you have time to truly enjoy a moment to relax.
The creation
Using traditional methods of blending and tasting, this tea has been carefully crafted by the Miles team, using Miles experTeas!
Based on the edge of Exmoor and on Somerset’s coastline, we take inspiration from our beautiful surroundings to create a cuppa that embodies a little escape, evoking memories of a holiday in the West Country, with each sip. Our attention to detail and experience ensures a consistent, flavourful tea that will see you constantly topping up your mug.
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What does Keemun tea taste like?
Keemun tea is known for its distinct flavor profile characterized by a rich, smooth taste with hints of floral and smoky notes. Keemun tea is often described as having a complex and full-bodied taste that is both bold and slightly sweet. The drink tends to be deep reddish-brown in colour, and the aroma is often compared to orchid flowers or dried fruit. Overall, Keemun tea offers a well-balanced combination of flavours that make it a popular choice among black tea enthusiasts.
Where does Keemun tea come from?
Keemun tea, renowned for its bold flavour and aromatic profile, originates from the Qimen County in the Anhui province of China. This black tea variety is highly esteemed for its distinctive taste, which often features notes of wine, orchid, and a hint of smokiness. Keemun tea is meticulously processed through withering, rolling, oxidation, and firing techniques to achieve its characteristic flavour profile. The region's unique area, encompassing fertile soil and a moderate climate with frequent misty days, contributes to the tea's exceptional quality and distinct characteristics. Keemun tea holds a special place in Chinese tea culture and is celebrated globally for its rich history and exquisite taste.
What is Keemun tea good for?
Keemun tea, which is a black tea, is known for its rich flavour profile and aromatic qualities. This type of tea is highly regarded for its potential health benefits. Keemun tea contains antioxidants that can help reduce inflammation and promote heart health by improving circulation and reducing cholesterol levels. Additionally, the moderate caffeine content in Keemun tea can provide a gentle energy boost without the jittery effects often associated with other caffeinated beverages. The complex flavours of Keemun tea, which can range from fruity to smoky notes, make it a delightful choice for tea enthusiasts looking to explore different taste profiles.
