Name: Pu'erh Lao Cha Tou Mûr Année 1998
Brand: Tealyra
SKU: 211-50-P
Price: 5.42 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.6 (12 reviews)

Origine

Chine

Asie

Niveau de caféine (mg/1g)

0

1-10

11-20

21-30

31-40

41+

Description

Le " Lao Cha Tou " est un pu'erh cuit (shou) qui signifie " Tête de Thé Vieilli " en chinois. C'est une variété très célèbre de pu'erh, également connue sous le nom de " Morceaux de Dragon ", ou " roches de pu'erh ". Il offre une agréable amertume, un goût prononcé de fruits secs et une saveur sucrée et douce avec des notes de chocolat et un arrière-goût qui perdure longtemps en bouche. Le Pu'erh Lao Cha Tou Mûr Année 1998 produit une infusion de thé épaisse et dense, et nous sommes fiers de vous proposer ce merveilleux pu'erh.

Une tasse à votre façon

prêt, partez, infusez.

Un excellent point de départ. Ajustez l’intensité selon vos goûts.

011 CAC ou 1 SACHETDosez vos feuillesMettez le thé dans un grand infuseur ou une théière.
0295°C200mlAjoutez l’eauVersez l’eau sur les feuilles à la température conseillée.
031.5 - 3 minPatientez un instantLaissez infuser, puis retirez les feuilles.
04Votre tasse parfaiteSavourezGoûtez-le d’abord nature, puis personnalisez-le.

Un petit conseil d’infusionAvant la première tasse, rincez brièvement les feuilles à l’eau chaude et jetez cette eau. Le pu-erh peut être infusé de nombreuses fois — chaque tasse plus douce que la précédente.

Préparation:

Utiliser 1 CAC ou 1 SACHET à café de thé pour 200ml d'eau. Chauffer l'eau à 95°C et laisser infuser pendant 1.5-3 min.

Ingrédients:

Thé Pu'erh

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Bond S

Mars 2025

[EN] nothing like the description, and not worth returning.

Beth Medina

Mars 2025

[EN] This is one of my favorite black teas. Very smooth with an earthy flavor. Definitely on reorder.

John C

Octobre 2021

[EN] Surprised this tea tasted so good. First time buyer as my usual tea was temporarily out of stock. Has a bright but mellow taste for me. I hope I can get multiple infusions that taste the same. We shall see.

Andrea Bush

Juin 2021

[EN] I have bought this one over and over. I fear someday it be gone ! Amazingly smooth, rich and earthy. Dark and mysterious gorgeous color. Cant over brew this one. Make it a think and strong as you like. Not a hint of bitterness or astringency. Just a rich and full bodied cup in the morning. Makes great iced tea too.

Voir tous les 13 avis

Andrea Bush

Mai 2019

[EN] This is one of the finest ive had. Really smooth, rich and deep. Gorgeous Chestnut Brown color. Bag smells like raisins and fruit. Not at all bitter but creamy and thick mouth feel. My overall favorite of my 100s of teas on my shelf. ! Will be buying many more. You can make many cups from a small amount. Its so good I just kept drinking it till I almost got sick from so much tea ! I think it really is well aged and ripe. NO tastes of dirt yet woodsy and earthy. Heaven in a cup is what this stuff is. Pure Zen.

Robert Shippy

Novembre 2024

[EN] With all respect to other people's opinions, many of the criticisms are part of the special nature of lao cha tou. The fact that these little nuggets take time to open means they're very forgiving on brew time and if you are brewing gong fu style, they will give 15-20 brews easily. Traditional pan on stove brewing with topping off with water all day long works as well (with larger quantities of tea). This particular batch is mild and pleasant, not fishy or too barnyard in flavor. While I've had some more nuanced and complex versions, this well aged version is very approachable, produces many infusions of medium thick, relaxing and digestive body sensation, and is a terrific value.

Lindsey De Wit

Janvier 2024

[EN] Interesting Pu'erh, takes a long time to open up even after several steeps in a gaiwan. Still, has a pleasant fullness and body. It's by no means a new favorite but it's not terrible. Main tasting notes are earth and mushroom.

David Lewis

Juillet 2024

[EN] love how it looks (much better than on the pic) - but it's way too bitter for me

Kevin L

Décembre 2023

[EN] Compared to the other pu'erh I got from this site, I find it to be the least enjoyable, very hard to get the nuggets to open up and start steeping well, and the first 5 steeps or so are weak. It may be because I am using a gaiwan, and not leaving it in a teapot for minutes straight, but this style of pu'erh isn't great for my set up.

Once it opens up, the flavour is pleasant and light, with a bit of the extra tannin feeling and thickness on the tongue that ripe pu'erh gives

Alex

Septembre 2021

[EN] I enjoyed the tea, but on multiple occasions I've found hair in the tea itself, and it's certainly not mine. Hopefully other batches are alright but I won't be buying again.

Kerry Hart

Juillet 2026

[EN] This is a very weak tea. I use the same amount of tea and time with other Pu'erhs and get a stronger mug of tea than with this one. Almost like I would need to use double or triple the amount of tea. It's weird. So many of the reviews sound like they are reviewing another tea than the one I got!

Adam Laughton

Mars 2026

[EN] It's incredibly weak. There's a vague, incredibly slight rounded sweetness and that's about it. I've tried just about everything to get it to have some flavour and body and it's just incapable of it. The only positive thing I had to say was that I received good customer service from Tealyra when I asked about it.