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Ripe Pu’er Loose Tea
US $16.20 – US $81.00
Pu’er ripe tea is a tea made from Yunnan big-leaf sun-dried green tea as raw material and processed through fermentation and other processes. The color is maroon, the taste is pure and it has a unique aging fragrance.
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Leaf bottom: in bulk, the buds and leaves are whole, and there are almost no fragments after brewing.
Fragrance: The mellow aroma of Pu'er ripe tea.
Soup color: wine red is translucent, without impurities.
Taste: thick and soft cotton.
Anti-foaming degree: about 100ml tureen, water at 100 degrees, about 5 grams of tea, water will come out every 10 seconds. The first bubble: the soup is lighter in color, with a lighter taste and fragrance, the second bubble: the soup is thick and mellow and the cotton is soft, the third bubble: the flavor is gradually sweet, and the fourth bubble: the cotton is soft and sweet and more delicate. In short, it is a good new tea, let time accompany it, it will give you an unexpected fragrance.