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Our Imperial Leaf is a "cooked" or ripe Pu-erh tea made with fully fermented leaves. Grown in Yunnan Province, we selected this leaf style and did not mill it to better preserve its natural flavors. These high-grade leaves will cup to a toasty, earthy aroma and a smooth, lingering finish. It will provide multiple steeps.
Pu-erh is excellent with breakfast and as a refresher throughout the day. Caffeine is moderate. Our sachets are made from biodegradable non-GMO corn silk.
These elegant sachets are perfect for the traveler or a relaxing cup anytime.
PU-ERH & HEICHA
3-5 grams or 1-1.5 Tablespoons per 6 oz. of water
200° - Boiling
Shou: 3-4 Min.
Sheng: 2-3 Min.
Pu-erh is the only fermented tea. Known as “aged teas” or black teas, Pu-erhs owe their renown to their processing which allows their flavors to enrich over time. Made in two general styles – raw or uncooked known as Sheng; and cooked or ripe, known as Shou or Heicha. Both styles, loose leaf and compressed, are enjoyed as cakes, bricks, and nuggets.
Shou Pu-erhs have an earthy flavor, with a bouquet of peat, roots, mushroom, and malt. Sheng Pu-erh has a wonderful and complex mouthfeel offering earthy aromas of raw beet, potato, and malt. We recommend rinsing the leaves briefly with boiling water before steeping to open the leaves. Ripe Pu-erh does not get astringent, just stronger. It is best to experiment with raw Pu-erh to find your favored taste profile.
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Best pu-erh you can get in a teabag
Pu-erh is far and away my favorite style of tea, and whenever possible I prefer to make a pot of loose-leaf pu-erh. However, it's not always practical to do so (e.g., when I'm at the office or traveling). After trying every bagged pu-erh I could find, I've found this is far and away the best option for a no-muss, no-fuss, delicious cup of pu-erh.
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Really smooth
I really liked this one
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Want to love it
I want to love this tea, it's very smooth for a black tea. The aroma though, I can't get over the fact that it smells like fish food. Even after rinsing the tea like the directions say, it still gives off a fish food smell. Tastes great despite this though!
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Tastes good
Delicious tea.