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Da Hong Pao
$26.00 – $62.00
- Mid baked
- Caramel aroma | Sweet fruit aroma | Nutty taste
Origin: Wuyi Mountain, Fujian, China Producer: Inheritor of intangible cultural heritage, Liu Dexi. Harvested year: 2024
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Description
Origin of variety
Da Hong Pao is the most famous variety of Chinese rock tea in history, with touching stories and legends.
This big red robe is picked on sunny days in spring, and the tea produced has a more fragrant and rich aroma. After two more rounds of carbon baking, the process activated its unique floral and nutty aroma.The fragrance can fill the entire room. Make tea drinkers intoxicated and satisfied The tightly knotted and winding tea leaves slowly unfold into resilient soft leaves after soaking in boiling water. The color of the tea water is orange yellow, shining brightly. After drinking, the taste is sweet and mellow, and in the later stages, there will be a slight cool feeling in the mouth.
Teaviews recommend
Da Hong Pao is a good choice for tea lovers who are new to Wuyi Rock Tea. It has the typical baked flavor of rock tea and a moderate taste. It will definitely give you a refreshing and comfortable feeling.
Enjoy a great-value tea-drinking experience for as low as $3.92. Steep numbers: 5-8.
*The number of brewing rounds may vary depending on individual taste preferences.
Sweet
2
Fresh
2
Intensity
5
Evolving Experience
4
Tea Caffeine Content
- Functional ingredients：
Tea polyphenols
Caffeine
Amino acids
* Data source: "Biochemical Components and Quality of Tea" by the Tea Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences.
*Reference source of the information about the physical functions of tea: "Health functions of tea" . Authors: Chen Zongmao ( a tea science expert and academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering) & Zhen Yongsu ( a microbiological pharmacologist and oncological pharmacologist, and academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering)
- Body feeling
Energize & Refresh | Relieve Fatigue | Ease Post - Meal Indigestion & Greasiness | Benefit the Liver | Detox | Lift Spirits
How to create the perfect cup of tea
Brewing is flexible. Feel free to adjust it to your taste. If you’d like to explore gongfu brewing, try our recommended method below—you may discover a different side of the tea.
Hot Brew
Boiling water
Gaiwan
8g (0.28oz)
110ml
Up to 7 infusions
After adding the hot water, decant the tea immediately.
3- Stages of Gongfu Brewing
Warm the gaiwan or teapot
Add the tea leaves to the brewing vessel
Gently shake the leaves to release their aroma
Pour 100°C hot water gently along the side of the gaiwan
Pour from high or low, depending on your preference
Quickly pour the tea into a sharing pitcher (fairness pitcher)
First, enjoy the aroma of the tea liquor
Take a slow sip
Enjoy the lingering aroma in the empty cup
Speciality Tea for Every Taste
If you want to experience the fragrant taste of this brewed tea, you can use high water flow technique to highlight the aroma. The first few infusions were fast in and out, and after the third infusion, you can adjust the soaking time of the tea leaves according to your preference for strength.
Your Cup Makes a Difference
We're committed to building a sustainable ecosystem of diverse tea gene varieties with tea lovers and farmers, and initiating the Minor Tea Variety Protection Plan. Come and try our scarce variety combination! One box, three flavors, filled with wild stories waiting for you to explore. ($0.25 from each purchase goes to the cultivation of minor tea varieties.)
About Us
Hi, tea lovers!
At Teaviews, we believe tea should feel close, not distant. Inspired by years spent learning in the tea mountains of Wuyi, we bring teas rooted in tradition into everyday life.
We work with tea makers in Wuyi, Tongmu, and other historic regions to select teas that are versatile, approachable, and true to their origin. Each cup is designed to fit your routine—whether you enjoy it hot or cold, alone or with friends—so that drinking tea becomes a small, joyful ritual.
Because the best tea isn’t always the rarest—it’s the one you come back to.
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mikasid1025 –
This rock tea is incredibly yummy! It’s totally different from the oolong tea I usually sip on. It’s like it’s got this amazing aroma of freshly baked bread, and the taste is just so sweet!