92 results for "golden monkey tea" between $0 and $2000
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Black tea from the Fujian province of China. Golden Monkey tea is hand-processed each spring with a careful plucking of only one leaf and one bud. It is among the finest Chinese black teas available today. The name comes from its unique appearance: the leaves resemble monkey claws. If you enjoy full-bodied teas with an abundance of flavor, we urge you to give this tea a try.
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The finest China black from the Fujian province. This smooth tea with complex chocolaty undertones is extremely low in tannins, yet rich in flavor. Free Shipping on orders over $50.
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The unique character and lingering finish of this tea exhilarate the senses. From China's Yunnan province, Golden Monkey has subtle undertones of raisin that make for a delightful tea experience. The beautiful gold and twisted leaves are almost as lovely to look at as they are to taste.2.5 oz
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golden monkey tea
According to legends some teas are grown in areas so high and precipitous that local growers train monkeys to pluck the tea leaves. Other sources attribute the name to the distintive shape of the tea leaves. This full bodied tea is grown in the Fujian province of China. Careful harvesting produces on of China's finest black teas. For best results, allow tea leaves to circulate freely while steeping. You can use an infuser basket or just add the loose tea to the teapot and strain while serving. Teas are...
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Black Tea Golden Monkey o
Our Organic Golden Monkey is harvested each May, picked fresh, one bud and one leaf at a time, from Keemun tea bushes in our select Chinese garden. Our tea master for this select organic Keemun has over 20 years experience preparing this premium tea and created a signature process especially for Art of Tea.
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The finest China black from the Fujian province. This smooth tea with complex chocolaty undertones is extremely low in tannins, yet rich in flavor.
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Golden Monkey is sometimes referred to by the grower (because this tea is so good) as King of Panyong Congou. After a painstakingly labor intensive production process, this tea is hand sorted to ensure a beautiful leaf appearance. The leaves are curly, wiry and well twisted with a high percentage of tip evident. "Tip" is the tip of the new shoots and during the manufacturing process these tips turn a gold brown. "Tippy tea" is a leading indicator of exceptional quality, highly selective grading and...
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Indulge. Feel special. Golden Monkey black tea is hand-processed each spring with a careful plucking of only one leaf and one bud. From the Fujian province, this full-bodied tea is among the finest Chinese black teas available. The name comes from its unique appearance; the leaves resemble monkey claws. Full-leaf tea in portable, individually wrapped bags provide superior taste and maximum convenience. 15 tea bags per box.
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Exquisite Chinese tea from the Fujian province, giving an almost savory note to the flavors of this rounded and full-bodied black tea.
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According to legends some teas are grown in areas so high and precipitous that local growers train monkeys to pluck the tea leaves. Other sources attribute the name to the distintive shape of the tea leaves. This full bodied tea is grown in the Fujian province of China. Careful harvesting produces on of China's finest black teas.
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Produced by TenRen in 2004 to help commemorate the "Year of the Monkey" on the Chinese Zodiac, this "Golden Monkey" tea pot is available exclusively from TenRen in limited quantities. People born in the Year of the Monkey have the following birth years: 1908, 1920, 1932, 1944, 1956, 1968, 1980, 1992, and 2004. Each teapot was produced with a great deal of attention to the fit and finish. The teapot has an inner convex sieve which helps to prevent tea leaves from blocking the flow of the tea through...
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In the early 1800’s tea was such the rage in England there was a danger that the British treasury would be drained because all the silver was being used to pay the Chinese for tea. The Chinese did not need textiles, one of Britain’s main exports- so what to do??? India and Burma produced significant quantities of opium and in due course China became a major market. The economic circle that evolved was as follows: : Opium from India was sent to the British merchants stationed in...
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GOLDEN MONKEY King of Panyong Congou Black Tea Country of Origin: China Region: Fujian Province - Shounin County Shipping Port: Fuzhou Grade: Special Tippy Orange Pekoe Altitude: 4800 ft above sea level Manufacture Type: Hand sorted Orthodox Cup Characteristics: Full bodied tending astringent (brisk) with a heady bouquet. Full malty tea flavor that is simply outstanding with milk. Tremendous Tea! Reminiscent of a top 2nd flush Assam. Infusion: Very bright and golden coppery color Ingredients: 10...
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The finest China black from the Fujian province. This smooth tea with complex chocolaty undertones is extremely low in tannins, yet rich in flavor.
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Yunnan leads all other Chinese provinces in black tea production. Yunnan black teas are produced from a strain of ancient native broad leafed (Dayeh) tea bushes which are also used for the famous medicinal Pu-erh tea. These tea bushes grow along the Lancang River in southern Yunnan province. They have a longer life span, earlier and stronger buds, fat shoots, and thick, soft leaves. As evidence of how important climate and soil conditions are to tea bushes, if this native broad leafed Dayeh strain...
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An exquisite, rich tasting organic black tea from China with hints of cocoa. Similar to a rich Keemun black tea.
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From high in China's Fujian province comes this great black tea. It has large black leaves with gold woven in. It produces a 'round' cup of tea with a nice level of complexity including honey notes.
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Golden Monkey Black Tea High Grade (Jin Hou) - 2 oz Rich and Chocolaty Flavors and a Wonderful Fragrance. Makes 48 cups.Our Monkey has everything a high–grade Fujian black tea should offer. Careful plucking of leaf and bud, followed by able processing yields a blend of short dark leaves flecked with golden buds. A full–bodied cup offering rich and chocolaty flavors and a wonderful fragrance. This tea can take milk and sugar. Steep for 2 – 3 minutes in water just under boiling.Highly aromatic, naturally...
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The finest China black from the Fujian province. This smooth tea with complex chocolaty undertones is extremely low in tannins, yet rich in flavor.
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Golden Monkey Black Tea 1/2 lb (8 oz)
The Golden Monkey Black tea is a high quality chinese black tea. It is made from Yunan black tea, and it uses golden pekoe or golden tip, and it has a sweet and strong fragrance.
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Golden Monkey - 1/2 lb (King of Panyong Congou China Black Tea ) This auction is for 1/2 lbs. (8 oz)of Golden Monkey China Black Loose Leaf Tea. All our teas are hand packaged the moment we receive your order so you get the freshest teas available anywhere, always with at LEAST one year of shelf life. We ship in stay-fresh, vapor proof decorative bags to ensure that our teas remain at the highest quality. Remember, vapor proof bags prevent your tea from being spoiled by outside tastes or odors.
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The finest China black from the Fujian province. This smooth tea with complex chocolaty undertones is extremely low in tannins, yet rich in flavor.
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Beautiful black, wiry and well twisted leaves with ample golden tips. A uniquely rich and well rounded tea with a complexly brisk taste and coco-like aroma. - 100g Package
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Golden Monkey Organic
Brewed, again, the tea is meritorious. Its beautiful coloring is deep, a bit lighter than the honey produced by bees feasting on late summer buckwheat. The scenting of the hot tea is lightly astringent and while I’ve just barely sweetened the tea, it has a pleasant sweet smoothness. I don’t pick up on any smokiness in the tea to start, but as the tea begins to cool down just slightly, it almost seems to develop a bit in viscosity, and with that, a distinct apricot sweetness builds with a blush...
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