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Master Park Soo-Geun’s Signature Black Tea — 2024 Limited Edition | 50g
Master Park Soo-Geun’s Signature Black Tea — 2024 Limited Edition | 50g
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Why You’ll Love It
Why You’ll Love It
Details
Details
Cultivar : 야상차 (Korean Wild Black Tea)
Year : 2024, Spring season
Brewing Method
Brewing Method
Leaf weight : 2~3g (1~2 person)
Water Temp : 95°C
Steep time :2min
Leaf-to-water ratio: 150ml
A limited Korean black tea with depth and gentle fruit
This 2024 limited-edition black tea is crafted by Korean tea artisan Park Soo-Geun. He was designated Korea Food Grand Master No. 16 for his work in traditional hand-crafted green tea. Here, his experience with Korean tea is expressed through a smooth, layered black tea.
The aroma opens with warm earthy and roasted-nut notes. The cup is softly sweet, with hints of mandarin, ripe peach and dry wood, followed by a clean and gently lingering finish.
- Tea type: Black tea
- Origin: South Korea
- Harvest / edition: 2024 limited edition
- Tea maker: Park Soo-Geun
- Tasting notes: roasted nuts, dry wood, mandarin and peach
Recommended preparation
Use 3–5 g of tea per 250 ml of water. Infuse at 90–95°C for 3–5 minutes. The leaves may be infused again; adjust the infusion time to taste.
Produktinformationen
Sachbezeichnung: Schwarztee
Zutaten: 100 % Schwarztee
Nettogewicht: 50 g
Produktionsland: Südkorea
Empfohlene Zubereitung: 3–5 g Tee mit 250 ml Wasser bei 90–95°C aufgiessen und 3–5 Minuten ziehen lassen. Erneut aufgiessbar.
Aufbewahrung: Kühl, trocken, luftdicht verschlossen und vor Licht geschützt lagern.
Nährwertdeklaration: Gemäss Anhang 9 LIV ist für Tee ohne weitere nährwertverändernde Zutaten keine Nährwertdeklaration erforderlich.
Mindestens haltbar bis / LOT: Siehe Verpackung.
Verantwortliches Unternehmen: KTea Shop by Kim, Vulkanstrasse 110 C, 8048 Zürich, Schweiz
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