Jin Jun Mei
A branch of Lapsang Souchong, made from buds of high-mountain Wuyi heirloom cultivars. The strands are tight and dense with prominent golden tips; the liquor is bright with a golden ring. Carries a rich floral-fruit aroma and dried-longan note, with a full body and a smooth, sweet finish.
Jin Jun Mei
- Spec
- 8g × 12 / pack
- Grade
- A
- Series
- Black Tea
- Ingredients
- Black tea leaves
Jin Jun Mei is a branch of Lapsang Souchong, picked from buds of high-mountain heritage varieties in Wuyi. Tightly twisted, full-bodied appearance with prominent golden tips; clear, bright liquor with a distinctive golden ring; rich floral-fruit and dried longan aromatics; a mellow, sweet, silky body.
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