Green Orange Puerh "Tianma Xiao Qing Gan" Tangerine Tea
Green Orange Puerh "Tianma Xiao Qing Gan" Tangerine Tea
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Green Orange Puerh "Tianma Xiao Qing Gan" Tangerine Tea is made from small green tangerine peels harvested in Tianma Village, Xinhui, Guangdong, and blended with ripe Puerh tea from Xishuangbanna, Yunnan. This tea is a unique fusion of traditional Chinese flavors.
Green Orange Puerh "Tianma Xiao Qing Gan" Tangerine Tea – A unique fusion of ripe Pu-erh and whole green tangerine peel. This tea offers a smooth, earthy base with bright citrus notes, perfect for digestion, warmth, and daily wellness.
Tangerine Pu-erh Tea Gong Ting Ripe Pu'er Xinhui Aged Chenpi Orange – A premium blend of Gong Ting grade ripe Pu'er and aged Xinhui Chenpi. This tea offers a smooth, earthy body with bright citrus aroma, perfect for digestion and daily enjoyment.
Green Orange Puerh "Tianma Xiao Qing Gan" Tangerine Tea – A fusion of ripe Pu'er tea aged inside whole green tangerines. Combines earthy smoothness with bright citrus aroma, offering a refreshing, balanced cup ideal for daily wellness and digestion.
Specially crafted for those who appreciate a light and delicate taste, this Xiao Qing Gan Puerh tea offers a subtle citrus aroma that perfectly complements the rich, mellow fragrance of Puerh tea.
Brewing Tips to Adjust the Flavor:
- For a lighter taste: Rinse the outer peel with hot water and steep for about 1 minute to emphasize the tangerine peel aroma.
- For a medium taste: Brew the tea leaves through the opened top for about 25 seconds, achieving a balanced blend of tangerine peel and ripe Puerh tea flavors.
- For a stronger taste: Break open the entire tangerine peel and brew for about 9 seconds to enjoy the rich, intense aroma of ripe Puerh tea.
Important Note: Over time, the oils in the tangerine peel may form a white frost on the surface. This is not mold; it is a natural characteristic of the tangerine peel, indicating high quality.
Tea Details
Origin: Guangdong & Yunnan
Year:2024
Type:Tangerine Pu-erh
Chinese Name:新会小青柑
Not sure if this tea suits your taste? Try a sample and follow our brewing guide.
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