Four Major Characteristics of Keemun Tea: History, Culture, and Grade — Where Is Keemun Black Tea Produced?
Last updated 2026-11-08 — Many tea enthusiasts love drinking black tea. Unlike green tea, which is generally cool in nature, black tea is warm in nature and is favored by many. Among black teas, Keemun (Qi Hong) is especially beloved. Keemun Black Tea is considered a premium variety and is one of China’s most renowned types of tea. The four major characteristics of Keemun Tea have made it highly popular, and its appearance is one of the standout features.
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