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This black Pu-erh brick is a commemorative recipe of the 7562 bricks from the 1970's. It is good to drink now and will mellow with age. A solid brick 250g. This brick is from 2000 and follows an old formula of these 7562 bricks. This is a great tea now and brews about 4-5 servings per set of leaves. In a few years these bricks will really age more and get very smooth and silky. Brews a dark chestnut cup with a woody aftertaste. A good choice, now or later. Brew it lightly for 5-8 good steeps.
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ONLY AT DEAN & DELUCA. History of Pu-Erh dates back over centuries, during the reign of the Eastern Han Dynasty in China. At that time of Tea Horse Roads, tea bags were carried on horseback during long and slow journeys, horse temperature and humidity causing a second fermentation to the tea during the travel and creating the process of Pu-Erh. Today, TWG Tea offers this grand mature tea inspired by China ancestral greatness that yields a suprising and uniquely strong and earthy fragrance with a...
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Long before western culture began, tea bricks were carried via camelback and were used as commerce and consumption throughout the Orient. Ancient sources suggest that it is one of the first forms of money known as “Tea Money.”
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3.2 Ounces Loose Leaf Tea Item #: R8-1033 / 1690783
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Fine-T 7 oz. Young Pu-erh Loose Leaf Tea: Appliances
Type: Young Pu-erh Tea. Puerh is an aged tea from China that is fermented and matured to develop a unique mellow, slightly wet earthy character. The finest puerhs are aged for up to 50 years and become more mellow and smooth over time. In China, this category of tea is considered to be a medicinal beverage that helps metabolize fats. It is ideal for digestion and is said to help prevent hangovers.
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Shed extra pounds with a blend so flavorful you'll think you're cheating on your diet. Luscious berry flavors intermingle with bright chai spices for maximum taste and energy. Free Shipping on orders over $50.
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Pu-erh or Puer tea is a fermented tea, named after Pu'er county in Yunnan, China. It is an unusual tea, because unlike other teas which are consumed shortly after production, it can be over 50 years old and is usually aged at least 1-4 years. Over this time it acquires an earthy flavour due to fermentation (not the oxidation used for oolong or black teas). This leads to Pu-erh having the unique trait among tea varieties of not losing its qualities after a year or two and of being classified by connoisseurs...
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If you are looking for the best of the best in brand name nutrition products at an incredibly low price, you have found it. An ancient medicinal tea from China's Yunnan province. A centuries old secret processing method.
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FineT Loose Young Pu-Erh White Tea
Puerh teas are aged for up to 50 years to give a unique wet earth taste. The longer the teas are aged in temperature and humidity controlled conditions, the mellower and smoother the taste. In China, this tea is considered to be a medicinal beverage that helps metabolize fats. It is said to aid digestion and, if drunk before bed, helps prevent hangovers. This tea is sold in 100g tins. One teaspoon makes approx. 4 cups of tea. Free Shipping on All Orders Over $99! (0 Reviews - Submit a review...
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An Ancient Cleansing & Weight Loss Remedy. Highly coveted for its medicinal benefits of lowering cholesterol and helping with weight control, Pu-erh tea a 2000-year old Chinese remedy containing over 300 natural proteins, powerful antioxidants and detoxifiers, magnesium, Vitamins B5, C and E. Imported. Revitalizes the flow of energy to skin. Aids digestion. Reduces naturally occurring skin inflammatory process. Lowers cholesterol. Detoxifies skin from ravages of the environment. Includes 6 tea bags...
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Pu-erh or Puer tea is a fermented tea, named after Pu'er county in Yunnan, China. It is an unusual tea, because unlike other teas which are consumed shortly after production, it can be over 50 years old and is usually aged at least 1-4 years. Over this time it acquires an earthy flavour due to fermentation (not the oxidation used for oolong or black teas). This leads to Pu-erh having the unique trait among tea varieties of not losing its qualities after a year or two and of being classified by connoisseurs...
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Brewing Tips: Pu-erh tea should be made with cold, filtered water that has been brought to a rolling boil (205 degrees F). Pour the boiling water over one mini tuo cha to make about 16 ounces of hot tea. Make sure to remove the protective paper wrapping that oftentimes covers each individual tuo cha before brewing. Pu-erh tea begins to infuse at about 1 ½ minutes and increases to an ideal brewing time of 5 minutes. Once the ideal brewing time has been reached, the leaves should be removed to...
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Organic Imperial Pu-Erh Tea, 18 Teabags, From Uncl
Organic Imperial Pu-Erh 18 teabags, From Uncle Lee's Uncle Lee's Tea Inc. is part of currently the largest and best known tea com
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Uncle Lee's Tea Inc. is the first tea manufacturer to introduce green tea into the North American market and has since then been playing an important role in the manufacturing of quality Green Tea. Green Teas , both traditional and flavored, has been their number one selling product for many years. Uncle Lee's Tea is also known for their delicious Herbal Teas , both hot and iced, fruity fragrance flavored black tea blends and a complete line of popular dieter tea called Body Slim Dieter Teas . For...
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White Tea Pu-erh Pie
Two leaves and a bud are plucked from the high mountain tea plantations in Yunnan province China. Following natural withering the tea is sun dried. After drying, the tea is piled onto a large table for sorting. In the next stage the tea is steamed once again to make it soft and pliable for the forming stage. About 400g of lightly dampen tea is specially formed under pressure. It is then placed on racks and dried during the next 5 to 7 days at 45C. The internal moisture in the tea continues to ferment...
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Premium, loose leaf, Green Pu'erh Tea. Origin: China, Yunnan Province. Sample = 5 8-oz Servings. 1/8 LB Bulk = $0.09 / Serving. 1/2 LB Bulk = $0.07 / Serving. ~40-45 mg Caffeine / Serving.
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Uncle Lees Tea Imperial Organic Pu-Erh Tea, 18 Tea Bags
Introducing our new line of teas - Imperial Organic. What does imperial mean? It means royal quality of organic degree in teas available today. Pu-Erh is a tea that undergoes a period of aging. It is the most complex of Chinese teas. Traditionally all teas were fermented in the manner due to long travel times when they were being exported. In ancient times of China, round sized cakes of these teas were used as currency because of its value. When brewed, Pu-Erh tea has a dark reddish color with a...
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Pu Erh tea gets its name from a small town located in southern Yunnan. Tea had been cultivated in this part of China for about four thousand years. Its popularity owes much to the many trade routes that flowed through this region. With popularity came royal inquiry. And so, Pu Erh teas have been offered in tribute to many a generation of Chinese emperors. It is among the few teas that improves with age. Similar to wine, one may find very expensive Pu Erhs that are decades old. "Slimming" is one of...
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Yiwu Mao Cha tea leaves are specially harvested from Yiwu region. Mao Cha simply means the dried raw tea leaves used to make pu erh. Yiwu Mao Cha Pu Erh comes in form of long leaves with stems. You can see from the picture that it is very unique with whole tea leaf feature. Pu erh lover should try this raw Yiwu Mao Cha Pu Erh. The tea at this taste might be just simple, slightly hint of nutty taste with a sweet bitter taste.
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Our Mighty Leaf Mocha Truffle pu-erh tea combines handcrafted small golden leaf buds to make this a rare and full-bodied tea from China's Yunnan Province. It is one of the most difficult of the pu-erh teas to produce. In the cup the tea is a deep amber color with a rich, smooth and savory flavor with a hint of cocoa, accented by additional cacao nibs and then balanced by the clean, sharp notes of citrus. Loose tea in 4 oz. bag
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A classic Pu-Erh with characteristic earthy flavor notes. This mellow selection has a smooth quality, no bitterness, and a delicate, sweet aftertaste.
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841 Orange Pu Erh
The earthy character of Pu Erh with its natural smoothness and depth has earned it a devoted following, but even a tea purist will sometimes enjoy a little something extra. We think the addition of orange to this tea is the perfect compliment and may even add to its appeal. The bright, fresh citrus taste of the orange brings the perfect balance to the deep soul of the Pu Erh. With the additional benefit of being organically grown, we think the No.840 Orange Pu Erh is a "must try" for...
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