Premium Oolong Tea "Da Hong Pao" Charcoal Roasted Rock Tea Bags
Premium Oolong Tea "Da Hong Pao" Charcoal Roasted Rock Tea Bags
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This Da Hong Pao oolong tea, hailing from the legendary Wuyi Mountain in Fujian, China, is meticulously crafted by skilled tea masters. Through traditional charcoal roasting, the leaves are gently baked at low temperatures, allowing them to develop a rich, smoky aroma while preserving a perfectly balanced flavor.
Learn how to brew Premium Oolong Tea “Da Hong Pao” Charcoal Roasted Rock Tea Bags — a bold and smoky Wuyi rock oolong crafted with traditional charcoal roasting, now in convenient tea bag form.
The tea trees thrive on the cliffs of Wuyi Mountain. In early spring, their fiery red appearance from a distance resembles red robes draped over the rocks, inspiring the name 'Da Hong Pao' (Big Red Robe). These teas, along with others from the same unique environment, are collectively known as 'rock teas' (Yan Cha). Classified as oolong tea in China based on their fermentation level.
After carefully selecting this batch of premium Da Hong Pao loose-leaf tea, we package it into 8-gram individual tea bags as part of our Gong Fu Tea Bag Collection. These convenient packs lock in the tea's aroma and protect it from moisture. Each perfectly measured portion is ideal for a gongfu tea session, letting you experience the unique art of gongfu cha.
After three years of aging, brewing this tea using the gongfu method reveals a gentler aroma with subtle fruity and floral notes. The flavor becomes smoother and richer, offering a more complex and layered profile.
Tea Details
Origin: Fujian, Wuyi Mountains
Year: Spring 2022
Type: Wuyi Rock Oolong Tea
Chinese Name:碳焙大红袍
Size: 8g per pack
Gong Fu Tea Brewing Method
(Traditional Chinese Method)
Water Temperature | 100°C (212°F) |
Leaf-to-Water Ratio | 8g per 160ml |
Brewing Time | First steep for 6 seconds |
Subsequent Infusions | Increase by 3 seconds each time |
Tips: Before brewing, warm all your teaware with boiling water. After each infusion, fully pour out the tea—make sure no water remains in the pot.
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