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Award-Winning Black Tea from 增福茗茶 – A Fusion of Oriental Beauty & Jin Jun Mei
Award-Winning Black Tea from 增福茗茶 – A Fusion of Oriental Beauty & Jin Jun Mei
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Experience the sophistication of an award-winning black tea crafted by Chokjareon, a renowned name in the global tea industry. With over 30 years of expertise in product development, Chokjareon’s teas, marketed under the prestigious brand “EMERALD THAI TEA THAI 高山茶,” are celebrated for their exceptional quality and international acclaim.


This black tea delivers a flavor profile that masterfully combines the floral elegance of Oriental Beauty with the rich, honeyed complexity of Jin Jun Mei. It’s a one-of-a-kind tea that bridges the best of oolong and black tea traditions, offering a uniquely luxurious experience.
Aroma:
A delicate interplay of floral and fruity notes with a hint of honey and subtle fermentation, reminiscent of the finest Oriental Beauty oolong.
Flavor Profile:
Smooth and layered, featuring the natural sweetness of honey and dried fruits, balanced by a soft floral brightness. The tea has a velvety texture with a refined complexity that lingers on the palate, echoing the depth of Jin Jun Mei’s golden buds.
Appearance:
The tea leaves are finely twisted with golden tips, reflecting its superior craftsmanship and quality. The brewed liquor is a vibrant amber, clear and radiant.
Sourced from high-altitude Thai tea gardens, this black tea represents a perfect harmony of tradition, innovation, and excellence. Whether you’re an avid tea connoisseur or a newcomer seeking a luxurious cup, this tea is an unforgettable addition to your collection.
Taste the artistry of Chokjareon’s award-winning black tea today
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