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79 truong van Hai st, Tang Nhon Phu B ward, Dist 9, Ho Chi Minh, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Black tea From Lam Dong province
Harvest Time: Winter, 2016
This Black tea can be called Oolong black tea or Honey black tea because of its sweetness taste of honey, and it all come naturally within. The tea is hand-plucked and made from very fresh Jinxuan tea leaves which is cultivated in Dalat plateau of Vietnam between 1,000 to 1,100 meters above sea level, where covred by clouds and mist all year round, also nice and cool weather in four seasons, with wonderful fresh air.
Dried Leaf :A rolled tea leaf that has a toasted aroma. Ball-shaped similar to oolong tea.
Water body : A bright liquid with a dark amber color.
In short, sweet, smooth, fragrant... incredibly balanced profile that is universally appealing. Recommended as a daily drink. It can be adapted to all seasons; it makes a smooth and mild brew in the winter, also a completely refreshing iced tea for the summer.
The production of this tea, especially high quality Jin Xuan like Dong Son's, is particularly labor cost and time consuming, due to the product being made primarily from the youngest tea buds! It takes 4 days to finish a batch of production. it is very precious and hard to get and of course well worth your time.
Because of its shaping, it is quite convenient for packaging and transporting. This high quality tea does not contain tea dusts, provide excellent taste and flavors.
CHARACTERISTIC & GEOGRAPHICAL POSITION OF THE TEA GARDEN
This tea garden is cultivated in the western plateau, at the end of Truong Son Mountains too, close to the primitive forest. It belongs to a low developed area of land therefore little polluted. The soil layer is thick, suitable for the growth of all kinds of plants. The garden is in between 1,000 to 1,100 meters height compared with the sea level, covered with clouds and mist all the year round, nice and cool weather in four seasons, with wonderful fresh air.
Customized logo printing is welcomed. You can choose our design, or we can also make your own design.
We offer competitive price and small MOQ, thus it is easy for you to start a trial order. We have strong confidence about our products, and we always regard customer satisfaction as our first mission, our customers are satisfied with our quality and service, in return they give us continuously repeat orders.
First time service is no problem, we can ship goods directly to your address no matter which countries you are in.
Honest in business, concentrate to product quality, reasonable price and fast delivery! All English service! Easy, fast, efficient, and helpful first-time service.
You are warmly welcome to contact us!!!
Being in the Dong Son tea garden is as close to nature as one can possibly be. At dawn, behind the layers of elegant mist lay beautifully our tea garden, lacing among the garden’s trees, grasses and flowers. Breathe in the aromas and truly pure air in the Dong Son garden and you will feel a new day full of life and health.
Respecting and preserving earth and its natural resources is Dong Son’s priority. Our owners do not select to grow only certain types of plants in the garden but rather create a symbiosis of various plant and animal species that can live harmoniously with one another. Therefore, our teas are produced in the most ideal and natural environment without any short cuts or manipulations of industrial methods.
Weed killers (chemical herbicides) are not used at the Dong Son. Weeds and overgrown grass are removed by our workers’ hands. Controllable amount of grass are methodically grown between rows of tea crops to enhance the natural aromas of the oolong tea. This truly sets apart Dong Son tea products from others.
If you have a love for nature, an experience in farming, agriculture, you will simply appreciate the simple yet scarce methods we apply at the Dong Son garden. Our gardeners use their bare hands to remove overgrown grass instead of utilizing machinery to preserve the tranquility of the garden. At the end of the harvest season, these workers collect dried grass, corns, and other leaves to cover up the foot of tea crops to protect them from extreme cold. As mentioned above, these also serve as natural fertilizers.
