'Imperial Concubine' originates from gentle slope tea gardens at 600-800m altitude in Xingzhen Town, Wuyi Mountain. It is selected from a single plant of natural hybrid offspring of Cinnamon tea. Harvested in spring with one bud and one leaf. High soluble sugar content (4.8%) and moderate tea polyphenols (20.6%) endow the tea infusion with a natural lychee fruit aroma and honey sweetness. The volatile aroma contains cis-3-hexenol, linalool, and beta-ionone working in synergy, quantified at 1.29mg/g by GC-MS, leaving a rose aftertaste even when cooled. Light withering and light rolling, followed by controlled fermentation at 28°C for 70 minutes then light firing to sufficient dryness, yielding moisture content ≤4.2%, tea theaflavins at 1.05%, and tea thearubigins at 9.7%, producing a bright orange-red liquor. Caffeine level is 27mg/200ml for gentle stimulation; water extractables at 46%, remaining flavorful through 8-9 infusions. Double sealed with aluminum foil bag and tin canister to ensure aromatic stability for 24 months at room temperature away from light; SGS tested for 500 pesticide residues, none detected. Full traceability under SC certification. For the price of a milk tea, you can enjoy the springtime fruit aroma reminiscent of 'juicy lychee.'





Organic Loose Leaf Black Tea · Imperial Concubine Black Tea 500g
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No, the Black Tea Workshop only produces one type of tea, Zhengshan Xiaozhong, but to meet the needs of global users, we use supplies from other companies. We conduct in-depth investigations of these suppliers' tea leaves, processes, and tea gardens, and if they do not meet our standards, they will not be listed.
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Core models are regularly tested, agricultural and weight are controlled according to national standards; some models have organic certification.
No fragrance or sugar is added; the aroma comes from the original leaves and the roasting process.
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It is recommended to brew in small amounts lightly, or choose low caffeine/lightly fermented options, and reduce consumption in the evening.
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Product Specifications
Origin | Wuyi Mountain, Xingzhen Town, Fujian Province, China |
Tea Type/Processing | Black Tea · Imperial Concubine |
Grade | Premium |
Harvest Year | Spring 2025 |
Plucking Standard | One bud and one leaf |
Aroma Profile | Lychee Fruit, Honey Sugar, Rose Flower |
Taste | Fresh, mellow, sweetish, smooth with long-lasting sweet aftertaste and cooling sensation |
Liquor Color | Bright orange-red with a distinct golden rim |
Raw Material Variety | Single clone of Cinnamon variant 'Imperial Concubine' |
Altitude | 600-800m |
Roasting Level | Light |
Brewing Recommendation | 95°C | 1g/50ml | 10s start, subsequent infusions +5–8s |
Caffeine Content | Approx. 27mg/200ml (UPLC-MS verified) |
Net Weight | 100g (available in 50g/100g/250g options) |
Packaging | Aluminum foil bag + tin canister |
Shelf Life | 24 months |
Storage | Store in cool, dry, dark place; refrigeration recommended after opening |
Certifications/Test Reports | SGS pesticide residue compliant (SC No.: SC11435098101400) |
Producer/Brand | Fu'an Hong Xu Tea Factory |
Shipping Origin | Nanping, Fujian, China |