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Rated 5.00 out of 5
$2.90 – $56.90
Puerh Tea Orange is a combination of ripe Puerh tea (shou pu) and orange peel. Normally both the tea and the peel selected are aged. In our selection, the tea is from 2012 and the peel is from 2015. Like all the Ripe Puerh Tea, this tea is fully fermented and processed with aging.
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Rated 5.00 out of 5
$2.90 – $48.90
Wild fragrance (Yefang/野芳) is yet another well-known Puerh tea in Yunnan. It inhabits the ancient and mysterious mountains. The tempering of the years and the baptism of wind cream make it a beautiful and harmonious natural scenery. It is stubborn, strong, innocent, wild, and has a unique beauty.
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Rated 4.83 out of 5
$3.90 – $64.90
For fermented Pu-erh tea (shou cha), the control of sweetness and mellowness has been very mature, but the proper moistening is not easy to achieve. ‘Mellowness’ and ‘moistness’ are two distinct concepts. ‘Moistness’ emphasizes the tenderness and smoothness of the liquor.
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Rated 5.00 out of 5
$16.90 – $128.90
The tea was made according to Raw Pu-erh workmanship. However, pressing for the shape does not break the tea’s original shape – every tea leaf is a complete whole leaf. The material is the Yunnan large leaf cultivar, which is picked from 100-year-old ancient tea trees.
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$2.90 – $48.90
Brief Produced in Xishuangbanna, Banzhang is acclaimed the king of Puerh tea due to its awesome flavor. Its leaves are elongated, meanwhile, extremely large. The dry leaves have a strongly scented smell. The bitterness degenerates quickly, and turns back to sweetness in a second. It is picked from rare ancient trees.Origin Banzhang Puerh was in…
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$3.90 – $60.90
Brief Produced in Bing Dao area, grown only on old trees, Bing Dao Puerh is considered as one of the most valuable teas in China because of its quality and rarity. There is a slight bitterness to the taste on first sip that changes to a mellow sweetness later. The taste is long lasting, and…
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$2.90 – $46.90
Produced in Xishuangbanna, Yiwu tea is hailed as the queen of Puerh by tea drinkers, for its fragrant tea liquor, soft and sweet temperament, and refreshing taste.
