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The Art of Refinement

Cultivated in the misty hills of Qimen, Keemun Congou is known as one of China’s most elegant black teas. Its name — “Congou” — comes from the Chinese gongfu, meaning “skillfully made.” Each leaf reflects quiet mastery and balance.


Keemun Congou

Sale price$9.99

A refined black tea from China’s Anhui province, prized for its winey depth and soft, lingering sweetness. Smooth, balanced, and beautifully aromatic — a timeless expression of craftsmanship and patience.

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Top view of Organic Keemun Congou black tea leaves in bowl
Keemun Congou Sale price$9.99
Loose leaf Organic Keemun Congou black tea in bowl

The Experience

A smooth, medium-bodied cup with subtle notes of honey, dried fruit, and cocoa. Its aroma is soft and winey — never bitter, always refined. Perfect for afternoon reflection or as a mindful morning ritual.


Brewing & Ingredients

Brewing Guide

Brew with intention — this is a tea that rewards patience.

Measure: 1 tsp per 8 oz cup

Water: 200 °F / 93 °C

Steep: 3–4 minutes

Enjoy: Best sipped plain to appreciate its natural complexity

Ingredients

Organic black tea (Keemun Congou)

Aroma

Sweet, winey, and floral



Taste

Smooth with hints of honey, cocoa, and stone fruit



Mood

Elegant, Reflective, Refined



Caffeine

Moderate–High


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The Journey

Keemun Congou first gained fame in the 19th century, when it became one of the most sought-after teas in Europe. Today, it remains a symbol of craftsmanship — each leaf hand-rolled, each sip a reminder of tea’s quiet artistry.