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Chen Xiang Pu'er Tea Tea Aged Fermented Yunnan Black Tea, Ripe Tea Loose Tea Golden Bud Mellow Tea Gift Set 500g Tea Gift for Tea Lovers 陈香普洱茶老茶头茶叶熟茶散茶金芽醇香茶叶礼盒装500g
Chen Xiang Pu'er Tea Tea Aged Fermented Yunnan Black Tea, Ripe Tea Loose Tea Golden Bud Mellow Tea Gift Set 500g Tea Gift for Tea Lovers 陈香普洱茶老茶头茶叶熟茶散茶金芽醇香茶叶礼盒装500g
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Item number:Chen Xiang Pu'er Tea 陈香普洱茶
Product Category:Pu-erh Tea
Specification:500g
Warranty: In line with the storage environment. The more it ages, the more fragrant it is.
Storage Method:Dry and ventilated, no odor, avoid direct sunlight.
The outstanding characteristics of the tea leaves: the moderation of the soup feeling is very great, the aroma is also unique, before fermentation (raw tea) is partial to the orchid flavor, after fermentation the aroma is more close to the malt aroma, the aroma is not soaring, but lasts for a long time, stable and comfortable.
Brewing Method
The amount of tea: When brewing Puerh tea, the amount of tea has a close relationship with the tea drinking habits, brewing methods, and the personality of the tea leaves, which is full of variations.
In terms of Yunnan people's tea drinking habits, when the tea is brewed with normal quality, the ratio of the amount of tea thrown to the quality of water is generally 1:40 or 1:45 when using the "Kung Fu" method.
If the "Kung Fu" brewing method, the amount of tea can be increased appropriately, by controlling the brewing rhythm to regulate the concentration of tea soup. In terms of tea, the amount of tea can also vary. For example, the amount of ripe tea and aged tea can be increased appropriately, and the amount of raw tea and new tea can be reduced appropriately.
Brewing Pu-erh tea: Pu-erh tea needs to be brewed with hot water once, which is called "tea washing".
Chinese tea：
Chinese tea has a history of over 5,000 years, during which a series of unique tea culture have come into being, covering from tea plant cultivation and conservation, tea-leaf picking to processing and sampling tea. Tea-leaves are mainly produced in the southern area to the Yangtze River for mild climate and fertile ground there, such as the provinces of Zhejiang, Yunnan, Guizhou and Fujian. There produce an abundance of renowned tea varieties, e.g. Longjin, Wulong, Pu'er, Tieguangyin.
Product Category:Pu-erh Tea
Specification:500g
Warranty: In line with the storage environment. The more it ages, the more fragrant it is.
Storage Method:Dry and ventilated, no odor, avoid direct sunlight.
The outstanding characteristics of the tea leaves: the moderation of the soup feeling is very great, the aroma is also unique, before fermentation (raw tea) is partial to the orchid flavor, after fermentation the aroma is more close to the malt aroma, the aroma is not soaring, but lasts for a long time, stable and comfortable.
Brewing Method
The amount of tea: When brewing Puerh tea, the amount of tea has a close relationship with the tea drinking habits, brewing methods, and the personality of the tea leaves, which is full of variations.
In terms of Yunnan people's tea drinking habits, when the tea is brewed with normal quality, the ratio of the amount of tea thrown to the quality of water is generally 1:40 or 1:45 when using the "Kung Fu" method.
If the "Kung Fu" brewing method, the amount of tea can be increased appropriately, by controlling the brewing rhythm to regulate the concentration of tea soup. In terms of tea, the amount of tea can also vary. For example, the amount of ripe tea and aged tea can be increased appropriately, and the amount of raw tea and new tea can be reduced appropriately.
Brewing Pu-erh tea: Pu-erh tea needs to be brewed with hot water once, which is called "tea washing".
Chinese tea：
Chinese tea has a history of over 5,000 years, during which a series of unique tea culture have come into being, covering from tea plant cultivation and conservation, tea-leaf picking to processing and sampling tea. Tea-leaves are mainly produced in the southern area to the Yangtze River for mild climate and fertile ground there, such as the provinces of Zhejiang, Yunnan, Guizhou and Fujian. There produce an abundance of renowned tea varieties, e.g. Longjin, Wulong, Pu'er, Tieguangyin.
