Hong LV Black tea
REMEMBERABLE FACT: Greenfield tea sachet quality.
CLASIFIED AS: Seasonal Black Tea.
Smell 3/5: Bitter
Flavour 4/5: Tender bitterness and mild sweetness, along with dryness in the aftertaste and gentle numbness.
Colour: Dark amber
Tested (ml): 200ml hot water
Deposit: Yes
Infused: 3 minutes
Caffeine-free: No
Tea type: Bag
Manufacturer's description: Black tea, origin - Guangdong, Shantou, shelf life – 3 years.
Manufacturer's advice: No advice provided.
Storage: Cool and a sunny place*
Wight (g): 2
Price (£): Unknown
Price per bag (£): Unknown
Price per 1kg (£): Unknown
Bags: Attached to a thread with a tag.
Package 5/5: A tea bag was safely stored in a plastic sachet. Also, the design was beautiful
Manufacturer: Hong LV Tea Factory/China
Additional notes: I found that this tea had gentle and lovely sweetness in the aftertaste. Also, I would like to praise the manufacturer for greatly balancing flavours. It was not too bitter, but gently blended with a watery flavour.
For this case, I would like to name this tea as Seasonal Black Tea, recommended to drink during hot summer days.
These kinds of definitions use beer brewers when they make between 0.1% 3% alcoholic beers, which meant to be for peasants in the 19th century and even earlier. They drank it during hot summer days while having a break.
Of course, it depends on individual persons how bitter they want to see the flavour, but in my opinion, that is how the black tea should taste.
Interestingly, the middle of my tongue went gently numb for a long time. It might be annoying.
This tea was tried at Wanda Moments Hotel in Nanning, China.
To gain more information about this tea, I used the Samsung Galaxy22 translator, which might cause some funny translations.
The manufacturer is based in Shantou city, Chaonan district.
Tested: Nanning/China
Date: 11/12/25
Hong LV Green tea
REMEMBERABLE FACT: Greenfield tea sachet quality.
Smell 4/5: Green tea, sweetish, soothing, and relaxing.
Flavour 4/5: Watery, with mildly bitter aftertaste and earthy, iron undertones.
Colour: Bright amber
Tested (ml): 200ml hot water
Deposit: Yes
Infused: 3 minutes
Caffeine-free: No
Tea type: Bag
Manufacturer's description: Green tea, origin - Guangdong, Shantou, shelf life – 3 years.
The name of the tea is Hong Travel tea, Shantou, Chaonan district
Manufacturer's advice: No advice provided.
Storage: In a cool, dry place without sunlight.
Wight (g): 2
Price (£): Unknown
Price per bag (£): Unknown
Price per 1kg (£): Unknown
Bags: Attached to a thread with a tag.
Package 5/5: A tea bag was safely stored in a plastic sachet. Also, the design was beautiful
Manufacturer: Unknown
Additional notes: I loved the aroma of this tea. For some reason, I think it smells more pleasant than green tea in England. I assume that it would be a great remedy to help me fall asleep.
The flavour of the tea was gentle and well balanced, it was not too bitter or too tasteless. The flavour of iron was tender too, not too obvious as it used to be with other green teas.
This tea was tried at Wanda Moments Hotel in Nanning, China.
To gain more information about this tea, I used the Samsung Galaxy22 translator.
Tested: Nanning/China
Date: 11/12/25