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<\/a>Tea Information:<\/h2>\nLeaf Type:<\/strong>\u00a0\u00a0Pu’er Tea<\/p>\n
titan-security domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/cuppag5/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6121<\/a>Tea Information:<\/h2>\nLeaf Type:<\/strong>\u00a0\u00a0Pu’er Tea<\/p>\n
Where to Buy:<\/strong>\u00a0Cloud Nine Teas<\/a><\/p>\n
A bold fragrance, slight astringency, a hint of bitterness and a sweet aftertaste: this is\u00a0raw Pu\u2019er tea at its best. We love its explosive pick-me-up quality, and we think\u00a0you will too.<\/p>\n
Place of Origin<\/p>\n
Simao, Yunnan, China<\/p>\n
Harvest<\/p>\n
Spring 2015<\/p>\n
Storage<\/p>\n
Airtight dry storage recommended (sealed in a zip-lock bag. BPA-free)<\/p>\n
Brewing\u00a0& Enjoying<\/p>\n
The goal is to bring out the tea\u2019s essential oils. Raw loose Pu\u2019er is best\u00a0brewed at around 85-90 degrees Celsius with filtered water.<\/p>\n
Steep at least\u00a05 grams of\u00a0leaves for 10-20 seconds and watch them open up. Discard\u00a0the water (the \u2018first wash\u2019)\u00a0to remove residual dirt particles. Drink the second infusion onwards. If the tea becomes too astringent, drain the pot\/gaiwan*,<\/em>\u00a0remove a few leaves and re-infuse.<\/p>\n
This brilliant raw Pu\u2019er will sustain as many as eight or even ten infusions, though infusions two to five are the most enjoyable.<\/p>\n
Enjoy the Pu\u2019er buzz!<\/p>\n
Learn more about this tea here<\/a>.<\/p>\n
Pu’er Tea from Cloud Nine Teas is on tap for today at Sororitea Sisters. \u00a0This Pu’er Tea is a raw loose leaf tea that Cloud Nine Teas offers on their website with a warm and fuzzy product description.<\/p>\n
Personally I find this tea to be a nice offering. \u00a0It’s certainly a more gentle pu-erh tea. \u00a0Maybe even the MOST gentle pu’er I have ever had thus far. \u00a0Once infused it has a fairly drab yet see-thru color that lays in the cup. \u00a0The taste and smell are on the sweeter side, too. \u00a0It’s both thirst-quenching and clean and makes you crave more.<\/p>\n
Having said that…there may be people out there that are looking for a more earthy, wormy, dirt-or-woodsy type of pu’erh…in which case…I don’t think this is the pu’erh for you. \u00a0It’s a more mellower, groovy, and laid-back type of pu’erh and I appreciate that.<\/p>\n
This is a pretty good raw pu’erh to start with if you are new to this type of tea. \u00a0Nicely done Cloud Nine Teas!<\/p>\n
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