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The wild tea forests of Jingmai are inhabited by ethnic Dai people, who consistently produce incredible puerh, year after year. This rare, organic tea was plucked from 70-100 year old trees and compressed into cylinders in the traditional method – a practice that dates back hundreds of years to the mule caravans of the ancient tea horse road.
More than 6 years of gentle ageing in bamboo husks enables a cup with a delicate sweetness and beautiful coppery hues. As it slowly loses its stimulant effect, it is offset by a fuller, darker, and more complex vegetal flavor. Locals enjoy a cup first thing in the morning, as its mild astringency and smooth character is easy on the stomach and help to embrace the day. A classic honey aroma is finished with a woodsy flavor of baked peaches…
Sourced exclusively for us by the famous explorer and author of The Ancient Tea Horse Road, Jeff Fuchs.
Notes: baked peaches, honey, lemon
Infusion: 200ºF / 93ºC for 30 seconds
Origin: Jingmai Mountains, Yunnan Province, China
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