This premium ripe Pu erh tea produces a dark red brew with a mild, earthy flavour. Ripened Pu erh - also known as ‘Cooked’ Pu erh or ‘Shou’ - is made in Yunnan, China by using a clever method, that imitates the long aging process of the original Pu erh teas, which take years to develop flavour complexity.
The process approximates the aging process, by prolonged bacterial and fungal fermentation in a warm and humid environment. Under controlled conditions, producers use a technique called ‘Wet Piling’, which involves piling, dampening, and turning the tea leaves. The piling, wetting, and mixing of the piled tea, ensures an even fermentation. The ripening process typically takes anywhere from six months to a year.
Pu Erh tea gets its name from Pu’er City which is located in the south of Yunnan province of China. Tea has been cultivated in this part of China for around four thousand years and it is the oldest tea region in the world. The historic popularity of teas from this region, owes much to the many trade routes that flowed through the province.
Year of Production: 2012
Diameter: 11cm
Ingredients: Pure Chinese Pu erh Tea.
*Note: Our Brewing Guidance below is based on the Modern Western Method. To find out how to brew your Pu Erh tea following the Traditional Chinese Method, read our blog post here.
Region & Time of Harvest
This tea is harvested all year round in the Yunnan province of China.
Such a satisfying cup of tea, with no bitter after taste of normal teas. A definite keep. Totally worth the price as you get more than one cup from the pu-reh tea as recommended cup per portion
This is an excellent introduction to pu-erh tea. Good quality, classic pu-erh taste and a tea spoon's worth in the infuser will easily cope with a cup full and two refills...
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Perfect gift for friend
Tuesday, 28 January 2020 | Mor
Actually I have not tried this one yet. It was a gift for a friend, but she was happy
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