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Organic Keemun Panda

Smooth Chinese black tea with fruity, wine-like notes and a little cocoa depth.

Caffeine
Contains caffeine
Brew
1 tsp · 100°C · 2 min
Milk
Best without milk
Best
Afternoon, without milk
China Organic
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50gTry it first, or keep a few different teas open.

100gA sensible everyday pouch for most tea drinkers.

200g+Best when it is already part of your tea shelf.

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Is this your cup?

People who like red wine and dark chocolate: fruity, winey and smooth.

Perhaps not if you want a malty builder's tea. Try English Breakfast →

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Premium organic Chinese black

The burgundy of black teas

Organic Keemun Panda is a polished Chinese black tea for people who appreciate depth over drama. Fruity, winey and quietly complex — the kind of cup you drink a little cooler to catch every layer.

Origin
Anhui, China
Caffeine
Contains caffeine
Milk?
Best without
Best time
Afternoon, slowly
Organic Keemun Panda black tea from Porter Hill, fruity and winey

The story

Why Keemun earned its reputation

Keemun teas have been made in Anhui Province since the 1870s, and the finest grades still command respect. Panda #1 sits at the top: carefully processed leaves with a glossy black appearance and a depth that unfolds rather than hits you over the head. This is not a tea that shouts.

In the cup you get soft cocoa undertones, gentle fruit sweetness and that distinctive burgundy-like richness that Keemun is known for. Some people call it winey; others say it reminds them of toast straight from the oven. Either way, the flavour deepens as the cup cools, revealing more with each sip.

This is an afternoon tea for sitting with, not gulping on the way out the door. If you like a fine red wine or dark chocolate, the same appreciation for slow complexity applies here. Give it a proper moment.

How to brew it

Brewing your Keemun Panda

01Hot

Amount
1 tsp (2.5g)
Water
100°C
Time
2 minutes

Let it cool slightly before drinking to catch the deeper notes.

02Second steep

Amount
Same leaves
Water
100°C
Time
2.5–3 minutes

A little longer brings out more of the cocoa and fruit.

03Cooled cup

Amount
1 tsp (2.5g)
Water
100°C, then rest
Time
Brew 2 min, cool 5 min

The winey character becomes more pronounced as it cools.

Shop tip: Try drinking this one at room temperature. The flavour shifts and the wine-like notes really come through.

Made for moments like

Quiet afternoon read

A book, a comfortable chair and a cup of something that rewards your attention. This is that cup.

After a good meal

When you want something to finish on rather than fill up on. Pairs well with a small piece of dark chocolate.

Weekend mornings, unhurried

No rush, no milk, no phone. Just you and a tea that gets better as it sits.

Lovely withDark chocolateAlmond biscottiAged hard cheeseDried apricotsButtered toast with honey

Good questions

Things people ask us in the shop

What does Keemun Panda taste like?

Smooth and full-bodied with fruity, wine-like depth and soft cocoa undertones. It has a refined sweetness rather than anything malty or brisk. The flavour deepens as the cup cools.

Does Keemun Panda contain caffeine?

Yes, it contains natural caffeine. It is a proper black tea, so expect a similar caffeine level to other Chinese black teas.

Can I add milk to Keemun Panda?

You can, but it is best without. The subtle winey notes and cocoa depth are easier to appreciate in a clean cup. A splash of milk would soften things, but you would lose some of the complexity.

How many cups will I get from 100g?

Using roughly 2.5g per cup (one teaspoon), 100g gives you around 40 cups. The leaves hold up well to a second steep too.

How should I store it?

Keep it sealed, cool and dry, away from heat, sunlight and strong aromas. Stored properly, Keemun can keep for a long time and may develop a more mellow character.

Full product details

Organic Keemun Panda is a prestigious Chinese loose leaf black tea with serious elegance — smooth, complex and quietly mesmerising.

In the cup it’s fruity and wine-like, with that classic Keemun depth: soft cocoa undertones, gentle sweetness and a refined, burgundy-esque richness that unfolds slowly rather than shouting for attention.

This is the kind of black tea you drink a little cooler to catch every layer — the flavour deepens as it sits, revealing more of that polished “fine red wine” character with each sip.

If you want a premium Chinese black tea that feels special from leaf to finish (and absolutely earns the “Panda” name), Organic Keemun Panda is a standout.

Smooth • Winey • Refined

Ingredients

Organic Black tea (Panda grade #1)

Brewing guide

  • Amount: 1 teaspoon per cup
  • Water: Freshly boiled water (100°C)
  • Time: 2 minutes

FAQs

Does it contain caffeine? Yes — it contains natural caffeine.

Can I drink it with milk? Yes — a splash of milk works beautifully if you like a richer cup.

How should I store it? Keep it sealed, cool and dry — away from heat, sunlight and strong aromas.

A proper afternoon, in a cup

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    A great Chinese black tea

    It’s so hard to find good organic Chinese black teas. This is fantastic!

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