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Panyang Congou

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$42.5 $85 In stock

Panyang, a town in northern Fujian Province, has been producing fine, beautifully complex black teas for centuries, and this Congou we source carries that long tradition forward. The long, twisted leaves with scattered golden tips brew into a dark amber cup that's mellow and unhurried rather than bold and brisk. Where Golden Monkey, its Fujian neighbor, leans sweeter and lighter, Panyang Congou settles into something quieter and more grounded. It's an ideal afternoon cup for days when you want depth without intensity.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Victoria Q. ★★★★★

I wasn't expecting much beyond a standard black tea, but the complexity here genuinely surprised me—malty up front with a faint stone-fruit sweetness underneath. The long twisted leaves hold up to a second steep too, which is rare at this price.

Owen ★★★★★

Those long twisted leaves unfurl beautifully in the gaiwan, and the second steep comes out malty and smooth with almost no bitterness. Northern Fujian really knows how to make a proper Congou.

Harper Y. ★★★★★

Steeped a spoonful for about three minutes and got a smooth cup with a malty sweetness and almost no bitterness. The twisted leaves unfurled nicely on the second steep, still plenty of flavor left.