Zhi Tea Pu-erh
8/10 — 1 review
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Troy's review: "A strong, almost abrasive, pu'er... this tea isn't going to be to everyone's tastes, but I loved it." Read review » |
8/10 |
Pu’er Tea
There are 9 reviews available for this category, for 5 different blends of tea. The average rating for products in this category is 5.78.
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Mighty Leaf Rose Pu-erh Toucha
6.3/10 — 4 reviews  |
Jake's review: "The earthy pu'er taste is masked by the rose, which made the liquor taste completely different - dry and tangy." Read review » |
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Nicole's review: "A good introduction to pu'er... earthy but still mild, with a pleasingly light touch of rose flavor. Unfortunately I could not successfully brew multiple infusions with this tea." Read review » |
7/10 | |
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Trent's review: "This pu'er is best in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th infusions, where sweet flavors begin to balance out the strong, earthy essence of this tea." Read review » |
7/10 | |
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Nina's review: "This pu'er is lighter in flavor than most similar blends, though it was difficult to detect any hint of the rose petals." Read review » |
6/10 |
SpecialTeas China Pu Erh Bold Leaf
5/10 — 1 review  |
Shane's review: "Mellow and earthy, with an almost leathery aroma and a smoky bite. " Read review » |
5/10 |
Mighty Leaf Mocha Pu-er Truffle
5/10 — 2 reviews  |
Vanessa's review: "My first experience with pu'er tea... I could just barely get past its "unique" aroma. I'm sure this is a high quality blend, but pu'er perhaps just isn't for me." Read review » |
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Stephen's review: "An earthy and flavorful dessert tea... though the recommended brewing details result in a slightly weak brew. You may want to use a bit more tea in your brew." Read review » |
7/10 |
SpecialTeas Orange Pu Erh
4/10 — 1 review |
Troy's review: "Strong, smoky and almost leathery, with only the faintest wisp of orange/citrus flavor." Read review » |
4/10 |
Not for all the tea in China? Well, actually...
Posted by Stephen
Pu'er tea is a new one to me, probably because - as the Daily Telegraph wrote today - 500 grams of the stuff can sell in China for as much as $120,000US. And while I may be a tea fanatic, I'...
An Introduction to Pu-erh Tea
Posted by Shane
In many people's eyes who consider themselves connoisseurs of tea, Pu-erh tea is in a completely different world as "ordinary" tea. True Pu-erh tea all starts out as a mostly unoxidized gree...
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