Description: Type: Loose Pu-erh Tea Packaging: Bag Vintage: 2011 Process: Cooked / Ripe Rating: Glass 6 Net Weight: 200g This loose pur-erh tea is produced in Yunnan Province, China. The process in a relatively high humidity environment has mellowed the elemental character of the tea when compared to young Pu-erh (aged less 1 year). The method of production is: The tealeaves are picked, rolled, withered in the hot sun, after which they are steamed. The steaming process generates some moisture, in the course of time the tea takes on a musty and earthy character. Pu-erh that gets somewhat moldy before it naturally dries is considered the best. Pu-erh is then stored for years. As with wine, young pu-erh is considered the least valuable whereas pu-erh 5 years or older is more highly prized. This tea is famed for its medicinal properties. The leaves come from the Yunnan Dayeh variety of tea tree - which is purported to be closely related to the original tea tree of pre-glacial times. Pu-erh is often taken for relief of indigestion and has also been reported very useful in the reduction of cholesterol. A study in Japan indicated that all tea lowered cholesterol and that pu-erh was more effective than green tea. Other followers of 'Chinese tea for health' report that pu-erh can; "cut the grease, help digestion, promote body fluid secretion, quench the thirst, invigorate the spleen and dispel alcoholic toxins" Whether pu-erh is effective or not for the various claims that researchers and tea drinkers make, has not been firmly established; but what is certain is that pu-erh is rather unusual and has properties many other teas do not share. Pu-erh can be sorted into ten or more grades. They are royal (the highest grade), 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th (the lowest grade). Generally, grades are determined by leaf size and quality, lower numbered grades are made with spring buds or tender leaves, with higher numbered grades meaning older/larger, broken, or less tender leaves. Different grades have different flavors, and many bricks feature a blend of several grades chosen to balance flavors and strength. Grades 1-4 are often put into high quality tea cake and Golden Melon and grades 5-10 are often put into regular cake and brick pu-erh. However, A high grade does not always mean high quality. Some low grade loaded with stems could also make a nice cup of tea. Quality is a culmination of tea variety , processing skills, age, leaf grade, storage conditions, etc. Full fermented ripe tea. Stunning red liquor, good clarity, sweet, silky, woody forest taste. The aroma is distinct with an earthy undertone. The taste is smooth with a prominent initial flavor and the aftertaste is slightly sweet which lingers.
Price: 49.99 USD
Location: Zhangzhou,Fujian
End Time: 2025-01-14T12:40:30.000Z
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Restocking Fee: No
Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within: 30 Days
Refund will be given as: Money back or replacement (buyer's choice)
Storage: Kunming Pure Dry Warehouse
Custom Bundle: No
MPN: Does not apply
Food Specifications: No Artificial Coloring, No Artificial Flavoring, Organic, Preservatives Free, Sugar Free
Allergens: menghai tea factory
Serving Size: 0
Form: Loose Leaf
Expiration Date: Long Term Storage
Country/Region of Manufacture: China
Regional Cuisine/Region: Chinese
Number of Servings: 0
Item Weight: 200G
Food Aisle: Pantry
Product: Tea & Infusion
Brand: TAE TEA
Flavor: Unflavored
Calories per Serving: 0
Type: Pu-erh