Geng DanCong | Golden DanCong Red-Style Oolong

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Golden, malty, and rounded — a red-style DanCong with depth.

Geng DanCong, or Golden DanCong, is a rare Phoenix oolong crafted with full black-tea fermentation. Grown at 900m+ in Chaozhou, it carries the richness of red tea — malty sweetness, dried fruit warmth, and a lingering smooth body — yet retains the layered fragrance and mineral clarity of true DanCong.

Hand-harvested and carefully processed, this whole-leaf tea bridges two traditions: the bold comfort of red tea and the refined elegance of oolong.

Naturally grown, with no flavorings or additives. Just mountain, leaf, and craft.

Drink your roots — in every steep.

  • 100% whole-leaf DanCong Oolong tea
  • No added flavoring
  • Hot Brew
    Use 5–8g of tea leaves for a small cup. Add boiling water (around 95–100°C), steep for 3–5 seconds, then pour into a drinking cup. Re-steep multiple times.

    For a fuller experience, use gongfu-style brewing with a gaiwan or small teapot.

  • Cold Brew
    Use 3g of tea in 550ml water. Brew at room temperature for 1–3 hours, or refrigerate for 1–6 hours for deeper flavor.

For full brewing tips, visit our Brewing Guide.

  • Cozy afternoons when you crave warmth and comfort
  • Pairing with buttery pastries or dried fruit desserts
  • A reflective tea for slow, mindful breaks
  • Sharing at twilight with friends or family
  • Malty sweetness with dried fruit warmth
  • Smooth, rounded body with gentle depth
  • Oolong’s layered fragrance, mineral clarity
  • A bridge of red tea richness and DanCong elegance

Have questions about brewing, storage, or flavor profiles?

Explore our full Tea FAQ for tips and answers.

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Why jaktea

High-Mountain Quality

Single-origin DanCong tea, grown above 900m in Phoenix Mountain.

PURE INGREDIENTS

Whole-leaf DanCong teas. No dust. No additives. Just nature.

Eco-Conscious Packaging

Compostable tea bags made from corn starch. Recyclable packaging.