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Commodity: Aged Royal Ripe Puerh Tea |
Synonyms: Vintage Palace Puerh Shu Tea |
Art.No: PRR34 |
Place of Origin: Menghai, Yunnan |
Supply Capacity: 100KG |
Shelf Life: No Limit. Keep longer taste better |
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Certification: |
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Tea Varietal: |
Yunnan Large Leaf Cultivar |
Harvest Time: |
Mid April |
Farming Methods: |
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Production Methods: |
Plucking--pan firing-rolling-drying under the sun-fermentation-packing-aging |
Introduction: |
The Royal Puerh Tea also called 'Palace Puerh'. It was an annual Tribute Tea to the imperial court of China. The Royal Puerh Tea has been carefully aged to develop and refine its taste. The tea has a high concentration of golden buds, it's weight loss properties and superior flavor make it a favorite of both the regular puerh drinkers and the beginners. The longer you store it, the better its quality becomes. Best for offering as special gift to tea lovers or further aging to be a rare and valuable treasure in the future.
The tea won the silver medal in Shanghai 2009 Tea King Competition. Among the judges was Mr. Zhang Tian Fu, China's renowned tea expert. |
Preparation Methods: |
1. Put 5g tea into a teapot and keep the ratio of tea to water at 1:50;
2. Pour the boiling water into the teapot, brew for about 5 seconds and pour out the water;
3.Pour into boiling water again, brew for about 7 seconds, then pour the tea water into the cups for enjoyment.
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The Royal Ripe Puerh Tea stands up for more than 8 brewing. Brewing time can be increasingly prolonged each time.
>More About How to Prepare and Brew Pu Erh Tea< |
Flavor \taste note: |
Complex, mellow, mildly fruity with sweet aftertaste. |
Dried leaves: |
Curl, thin and evenly in brownish auburn. |
Liquor: |
Red bright, like amber. |
Brewed Tealeaves: |
Bright, fat in brownish auburn. |
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