Jesse’s Dianhong Red Tea Dragonballs

Dianhong is a powerful, dark red tea with flavors of chocolate, malt, and a smooth natural sweetness.

Dianhong tea leaves are black with small golden hairs. Its smooth fragrance and bold flavors make it a fantastic tea for everyday drinking.

“Red Tea” is the term Chinese people use for what we call “Black Tea” in the West, so if you like other black teas, this could be for you!

These dragonballs are 7 grams each of loose-leaf tea pressed into a ball shape for ease of use. This is a generous portion good for drinking alone or with several guests. One ball in a pot, gaiwan or mug will go a long way!

“Red Tea” is the term Chinese people use for what we call “Black Tea” in the West, so if you like other black teas, this could be for you!

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Dianhong is super tasty and one of my favorite teas for drinking in the fall, winter, and early spring. For many years it was my everyday tea!

 These teas are high quality and can be re-steeped multiple times! Each serving makes between 4-8 big mugs of tea, so at around $.50 a cup, you get top quality Chinese teas at a price that you can enjoy every day.

Jesse's Teahouse started because when Jesse lived in Beijing, he realized the quality and value of the tea directly from the Beijing Tea Market was so much higher than what could be easily found in the States -- and around the world.

Jesse contacted his tea friends in Beijing, they shipped their best teas to him, and he sends them to you. That's it!

Best Deal Alert! If you really love tea and want an even better deal, get this tea as part of either the “Team Jenk Combo Box” or the “Team Clyde Combo Box”.

Jesse believes the key to making good tea is to help his Chinese tea friends share not just their best teas, but also their advice on how best make the teas.

That's why each box comes also comes with an info card that tells you:

• Tea Origin
• Steep Temperature
• Steep Time
• Directions for both teapot steeping and gaiwan steeping

There are also links to tea-making videos on QR codes on the back of the info card included in the tea box.

In Chinese Gongfu Tea Tradition, Tea Pets accompany you at teatime and you "raise" them by feeding them tea! Check out Jesse’s Tea Pets here.