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Dried Xinhui Orange Peel Chenpi Citrus Puer Puerh Ripe Tea Slimming PEI YU 312

Aged Chenpi Puer Tea Orange Skin Ripe Puerh Puer Pu’er Loose Tea Type: Orange Puerh tea, about 18-35g/pcs From the origin: China Product Name: Orange skin puerh tea Ripe Brand Name: Pei Yu Store Conditions: Store in airtight, opaque container in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Brew Guide: 5 gram of the puer tea per 8oz of water. Brew at 212 F (100 ) for 1 to 2 minutes. Shelf Life: The Longer The Better, Orange Skin Puerh Tea: These tiny oranges are typically hollowed out and filled with Ripe Puer tea Leaves, then aged. The pu erh teas, when steeped, have a zesty chenpi smell; the tea is smooth and sweet, with hints of chenpi, especially if you use part of the rind while steeping. A combination of strong, smooth, dark pu-er and the refreshing taste of chenpi. Very good to our throat and great taste.

Aged Orange Puer Tea 312 Jujube Fragrance Xinhui Chenpi Pu’er Cooked Loose Tea

Aged Chenpi Puer Tea Orange Skin Ripe Puerh Puer Pu’er Loose Tea Type: Orange Puerh tea, about 18-35 grams/piece From the origin: China Product Name: Orange skin puerh tea Ripe Brand Name: Pei Yu Store Conditions: Store in airtight, opaque container in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Brew Guide: 5 gram of the puer tea per 8oz of water. Brew at 212 F (100 ) for 1 to 2 minutes. Shelf Life: The Longer The Better, Orange Skin Puerh Tea: These tiny oranges are typically hollowed out and filled with Ripe Puer tea Leaves, then aged. The pu erh teas, when steeped, have a zesty chenpi smell; the tea is smooth and sweet, with hints of chenpi, especially if you use part of the rind while steeping. A combination of strong, smooth, dark pu-er and the refreshing taste of chenpi. Very good to our throat and great taste.

2014 yr Organic Yunnan Certified Peafowl Banzhang Cake Raw Puer Pu’er Puerh Tea

The Chinese tea history of Pu’er tea is fascinating.During it’s height of popularity Pu’r tea was freely traded and even used as money for the bartering of goods. Premium Pu’er tea was offered as a tribute tea to the Emperor of China and to this day Pu’er tea remains a highly valuable commodity. Pu-erh tea is revered in China as a traditional medicinal tea with many health benefits. In traditional Chinese herbalism, pu-erh tea is considered to open the meridians, ‘warm the middle burner’ (the spleen and stomach) and be beneficial to ‘blood cleansing’ and digestion. For these reasons, it is often consumed after heavy meals or drunk as a hangover cure / preventative.