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pu-er ripe tea
Yunnan organic ripe Pu erh tea in loose tea bags
$57.00 – $132.00
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Organic tea, aged white tea, Yunnan large leaf tea, loose tea
$91.00 – $396.00
Organic white tea Yunnan large leaf tea loose tea bagged
$52.00 – $100.00
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What's the difference between raw Pu-erh and ripe Pu-erh?
Raw Pu-erh is naturally fermented, offering bright golden liquor with floral/herbal notes and a lingering sweetness. Ripe Pu-erh undergoes artificial fermentation, featuring dark reddish-brown tea soup, smooth texture, and hints of earthy/molasses aroma. Raw tea ages like wine, while ripe tea is ready to drink immediately—ideal for those seeking mellow flavors.
How to store Pu-erh tea properly?
Store in a cool, dry place with good ventilation (avoid direct sunlight or humidity >60%). Use ceramic jars or paper bags to allow natural aging. Unlike other teas, Pu-erh thrives in a slightly porous environment—its flavor improves over time with proper storage, making it a “living tea.”
Is Pu-erh tea suitable for daily consumption? Are there health benefits?
Yes! Pu-erh is low in caffeine (especially ripe tea) and rich in antioxidants. It’s traditionally believed to aid digestion and balance metabolism. Many customers drink it daily as a morning ritual or after meals. Note: raw Pu-erh may have a mild astringency, while ripe Pu-erh is gentle for all constitutions.
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