Green Orange Puerh "Tianma Xiao Qing Gan" Tangerine Tea - Tea Sample
Green Orange Puerh "Tianma Xiao Qing Gan" Tangerine Tea - Tea Sample
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Green Orange Puerh "Tianma Xiao Qing Gan" Tangerine Tea Sample is a traditional Chinese blended tea, carefully crafted from small green tangerine peels harvested in Xinhui, Guangdong, and ripe Puerh tea from Xishuangbanna, Yunnan.
Characteristics
- This blended tea is highly popular in China, celebrated for its unique fusion of citrus and Puerh flavors.
- Specially crafted for tea lovers who enjoy a light and delicate flavor profile.
- The tangerine peels are sourced from Tianma Village in Xinhui, Guangdong, renowned as the "hometown of Chenpi" in China, while the ripe Puerh is selected from Xishuangbanna, home to some of Yunnan's finest Puerh teas.
- By using different brewing methods, you can explore a range of flavor profiles:
- Steep the outer tangerine peel for a light citrus aroma.
- Brew directly inside the green orange for a balanced medium flavor.
- Break the entire peel and brew for a rich and intense Puerh experience.
- Over time, a natural white frost may appear on the surface of the green orange. This is caused by essential oils seeping from the peel and is a hallmark of high-quality Chenpi tea.
Flavor
- This tea offers a delicate citrus aroma that harmonizes beautifully with the rich fragrance of ripe Puerh tea, delivering a fresh taste.
- The tea soup is full-bodied and smooth, with a perfectly balanced texture that leaves a lingering Chenpi Puerh aroma and a comforting finish.
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 25 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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