Black tea, stay awake, stay healthy!

Keemun Hao Ya B is one of the very best grades of Keemun teas from China, so I brewed Vicony's import with great anticipation. I was not a bit disappointed indeed, I felt rapturous. A good Keemun tea opens up a universe of surprising and complexly melded taste treats. This tea is fairly tippy and has a distinctive floral aroma in addition to the naturally malty taste that a good Keemun provides. There's an underlying but subtle smoky aroma and taste which serves as a vehicle to enhance the floral aroma.

Got this Keemun Hao Ya tea (aka Morning Tea) from Chicago Tea Garden (thanks for being so kind) , also got a cool cup strainer which I use to dip the same leaves about 4 times.

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