2014 TAETEA Lao Cha Tou Dayi Menghai Puerh Puer Ripe Tea Brick 100g 1401 Batch

2014 1401 Menghai Tea Factory Dayi TAETEA LaoChaTou lao cha tou Puer Tea Brick 100g Tea Type: Puer Ripe tea Net weight: 100g/pc, 5pcs/box. Production Date: 2014. 1401 batch Origin: Menghai,Yunnan,China Manufacturer: Menghai Tea factory,TAETEA Group. Lao Cha Tou is formed during the fermentation process. The leaves under heat and pressure will clump together at the bottom of the pile and form nuggets. Cha Tou are little tea nuggets that are a wonderful byproduct of the fermentation process of Pu-Erh tea. This tea can be infused over 15 times easily.

2014 TAETEA Dayi 7552 Menghai Yunnan Ripe Puerh Tea Puer Aged Black Tea 357g 大益茶

2014 TAETEA Dayi 7552 Menghai Yunnan Ripe Puerh Tea Puer Aged Black Tea 357g 大益茶 This tea is protected with anti-counterfeit technology. The hidden scratchable code is on the back sticker that can be verified online. I keep all my tea products in San Francisco where the climate is mild without extreme hot or cold weather which is very suitable for tea storage. I store my tea products in such way that they are not exposed to bad odor or air pollution so that they retained the original tea flavors. Tea Weight: 357 grams Tea Type: Ripe/Shu/Cooked Puerh Tea Manufactured Date: 2014 Manufacturer: Yunnan Xishuangbanna TAETEA Brand Dayi, Menghai Tea Factory Expired Date: No expiration the longer the better Storage Conditions: Clean, ventilating, away from bad odor and air pollution About Ripe Pu Erh Black Tea: Pu Erh tea can help regulate metabolism, promote blood circulation, aid body function. Pu Erh tea has many beneficial nutrients including vitamin C, vitamin E, polyphenols, amino acids, antioxidant effect, and anti-aging. This tea is called “longevity tea” as it contains good ingredients that provides for many health benefits. Pu Erh tea is known to remove bad breath and regulate our digestive system to promote good health. Brewing Pu Erh Tea: Pu Erh Tea required the boiled water of the 95℃~100℃ or 208F. How much tea can depend on personal taste, generally, 8 grams tea properly with 150 milliliters water, and the proportion of tea to water between 1:50-1:30.