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1990's Rare Wild Arbor Ripe Pu'erh

1990's Rare Wild Arbor Ripe Pu'erh

Organic
204-100-P
In stock: 13
4
China
25.96
25.96
CN
Origin
China
Asia
Caffeine Level (mg/1g)
0
1-10
11-20
21-30
31-40
41+
Description
Description

This robust ripe Chinese pu'erh was harvested from semi-wild Arbor trees in Menghai in 1991, and dry stored in China's state owned tea factory in Kunming under specialized care. 20-year-old 1990s Rare Wild Arbor Ripe Pu'erh is mellow and smooth, with flavors of dark bourbon and a honey like sweetness.

It is highly aromatic- like the scent of fallen leaves collected in a damp pile, grassy, dusty trees with hints of camphor, when you infuse the tea, the clear liquid is super smooth, no astringency, and unique.

Tea Varietal: Semi-wild Arbor Tea Trees
Farming Methods: Bio-dynamic Organic Farming
Production Methods: Plucking--pan firing-rolling-drying under the sun-packing-wo-dui-aging.
Vintage: 20 years

For the best tea drinking experience, we recommend using a gaiwan and enjoying multiple infusions. If stored properly, this will age beautifully; maturity will only bring out the smooth character even more.

Our Rare Wild Arbor Ripe Pu'erh is pure and natural, without any added flavors or fillers.

How to make
a perfect cup of tea
1 TSP or 1 BAG
200ml
95°C
1.5 - 3 min
Details
Ingredients:
Thé Pu'erh
Organic:
Yes
Reviews
Ryan Kearney
this week
My favourite tea on the site so far
Ryan Kearney
this week
Something like my 30th tea from this site so far and definitely my favourite
Kevin Wright
this month
Tasted very very fishy. I only got half way thru the first and 2nd infusions before dumping both out after a few sips.
Richard Waskiewicz
June 2023
This is a very nice pu'erh. I found it earthy and satisfying. For context, my favorite (non-flavored) tea is Irish Breakfast style. It's easy to over-steep this ripe pu'erh - but I still like a rich flavor, so I typically bring the water to 200 then take ~1 tsp/350ml and steep for 3 minutes. On the second steep, I'll let it sit for 5 minutes. A third steep is possible, but by then most of the rich flavors I enjoy are gone - although it's still a nice mild tea. Highly recommend, but be sure to watch the steep times closely.
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