Tangerine Pu-erh Tea Gong Ting Ripe Pu'er Xinhui Aged Chenpi Orange- Tea Sample
Tangerine Pu-erh Tea Gong Ting Ripe Pu'er Xinhui Aged Chenpi Orange- Tea Sample
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This is a sample of Tangerine Pu'er Tea, made with Gong Ting Ripe Pu'er and aged Xinhui Chenpi (tangerine peel).
Characteristics
- Xinhui Xiao Qing Gan perfectly blends Xinhui tangerine peel with Yunnan Pu'er tea.
- The main ingredients are sourced from Xinhui District, Jiangmen City, Guangdong Province, a region renowned for producing high-quality tangerines.
- Unripe green tangerines are hollowed out, with the pulp removed, then filled with Yunnan ripe Pu'er tea.
- The tea-filled tangerines are naturally air-dried, allowing the citrus aroma and tea fragrance to fully meld.
- Over time, natural oils in the tangerine peel may form a white frost on the surface—an indicator of high-quality aged tangerine peel, not mold.
Flavor
- Harmoniously combines the refreshing citrus aroma of tangerine with the rich, mellow fragrance of Pu'er tea.
- The tea liquor boasts a bright red hue, offering both visual and sensory enjoyment.
- Smooth, sweet, and long-lasting in taste, with a soft, non-irritating mouthfeel.
- Perfect for post-meal consumption, aiding digestion and balancing heavy or greasy foods.
Gong Fu Tea Brewing Method
Water temperature: Leaf to water ratio: Brewing Time: Subsequent Infusions: |
100°C (212°F) 1 piece per 150ml First steep for 15 seconds Increase by 10 seconds each time |
Tips:Before brewing, warm all teaware with boiling water. Fully decant the tea each time, leaving no water in the pot.
Common Brewing Method
Water temperature: Leaf to water ratio: Steeping Time: Subsequent Infusions: |
100°C (212°F) 1 piece per 250-400 ml About 3 minutes Increase by 1 minutes each time |
Tips:Adjust the leaf-to-water ratio for a shorter infusion time or to achieve a lighter or stronger taste.
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