Black tea from Vietnam is of high quality and is competitively priced (Kg)

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Product introduction

Black tea is an extremely popular tea in many countries, such as in Europe, North America, and some Middle Eastern countries. Black tea, also known as red tea, is made from highly fermented tea leaves (between 85 and 95%).

High fermentation causes the tea wings and black tea to become darker in color. At the same time, it helps to increase the amount of tannin and caffeine in black tea. Since then, the taste of black tea is stronger than that of green tea.

Because of its high quality and very competitive prices, Vietnamese black tea is chosen by many global wholesalers.

Furthermore, Vietnamese black tea may be stored for a long time without losing its flavor.

We have a variety of black teas to choose from, including: OP, FBOP, P, PS, BPS, F(fanning), D(Dust).

Our production process

Unlike the processing of green tea, it does not need to go through a fermentation process, but completely destroys the yeast and dries the tea. Black tea is processed through many stages, including fermentation, to give black tea its own unique flavor. 

Step 1: Harvesting

The tea leaves will be picked by hand. Or by machine on large-scale tea farms.

Step 2: Withering

Tea leaves are brought back and spread evenly in large bamboo pots. These bamboo pots will be placed in places with a lot of air circulation.

As a result, the tea leaves will lose most of the water and become tougher, which is convenient for the next stage of crushing. In addition, the tea leaves are also partially fermented in this step.

Step 3: Rolling the tea

After withering, the tea leaves will be crumpled by a specialized machine within 1 to 2 hours. This rolling process breaks down the tissues and cuticles of the tea leaves. Thanks to that, the flavor components of black tea will also be easier to mix into the water when brewing.

Step 4: Fermenting

This is the most important stage when producing black tea. Temperatures should be between 24 and 26 degrees Celsius, with a humidity of 98 percent. Time should be between 3 and 3.5 hours.

At this time, the tea leaves darken, the flavor changes, and the chemical composition changes to a different form.

Step 5: Drying

This process helps prevent the tea leaves from fermenting anymore. At the same time, dry the tea leaves for storage and package the finished product.

Packaging, Payment, Delivery

Our certificates

Quality assurance and product safety are two of Vu MaRe’s top priorities. Our Quality Management System is audited and verified by independent certification bodies to prove conformity to national standards, HACCP, ISO norms, laws, and regulatory requirements.

Our achievements

We are both direct exporters and a leading export promotion unit in Vietnam. Currently, we are operating the leading B2B export e-commerce platform in Vietnam, which is vumare.com. With understanding and an extensive relationship with Vietnamese suppliers. We will meet your needs.

Please discuss with us the type of tea you are interested in and we will help you choose the most suitable one at the cheapest price. Customer satisfaction is the driving force behind our development.

Vu MaRe

Add: 387 Vu Tong Phan Street, Khuong Dinh Ward, Thanh Xuan District, Hanoi

Email: info@vumare.com

Mobile/ Whatsapp: +84983444133 (Mr. Dat)

Website: https://vumare.com/