Big Red Robe | Da Hong Pao

Big Red Robe | Da Hong Pao

20g Keep Tin
£6.45
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Big Red Robe | Da Hong Pao
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Big Red Robe | Da Hong Pao

£6.45

Chinese rock oolong

Roasted leaves

Rich & layered

Discover Da Hong Pao, a rare Chinese oolong tea from the Wuyi Mountains. Known as Big Red Robe, this distinctive rock tea has a smooth, gently sweet flavour with rounded, earthy notes and a rich amber colour. A remarkable tea to savour over multiple infusions.

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A Remarkable Chinese Rock Oolong

Discover one of China's most celebrated oolong teas. Da Hong Pao, meaning Big Red Robe, is a distinctive Chinese oolong tea grown in the Wuyi Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Fujian Province.

Also known as Wuyi rock tea or Yan Cha, Da Hong Pao takes its name from the rocky mountain landscape where it is cultivated. This unique growing environment is part of what makes Wuyi oolong teas so highly regarded.

What Does Da Hong Pao Taste Like?

Despite its rich, dark amber colour, Da Hong Pao has a wonderfully smooth and balanced character. Expect a gently sweet flavour with rounded, earthy notes and subtle oak-like depth.

It's a complex yet approachable oolong, making it a brilliant choice for tea lovers looking to explore beyond traditional black and green teas.

A Tea Worth Brewing Again

One of the pleasures of Da Hong Pao is that the same leaves can be infused multiple times, allowing you to explore how the flavour develops with each brew.

Whether you're discovering Chinese oolong tea for the first time or already appreciate the character of Wuyi rock teas, Big Red Robe offers a distinctive and rewarding tea experience.

Ingredients

Pu'erh Tea (100%)

China tea origin
Origin
China
China is home to more than a third of the world's tea harvest with an abundance of varieties growing across three different climate zones. Discover a wide variety of teas that represent the natural areas where they were grown alongside the timeless skill of the tea master.
Brewing Guide
Oolong Tea Loose leaf – 3 mins 95°C
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Step 1 Add 1 tsp per 250ml to an infuser or self-fill teabag
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Step 2 Brew at 95°C
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Step 3 Brew for 3 minutes
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Step 4 Pause, rebalance & thrive.
Follow a tea routine here.

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