Shou Puerh - Loose 0 lavender flowers

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The tea leaves are lightly oxidized during processing

Bamboo whisks (chasen in Japanese) are used to whisk matcha in Japanese tea ceremonies

This mint green mug with a lid keeps your tea warm while you're working or relaxing

This Chinese black tea is grown in the southwestern province of Yunnan at altitudes of 4

Shou Puerh - Loose 0 lavender flowersThis loose leaf shou puerh comes from semi wild tea trees in the Lincang region of Yunnan Province. The steeped aroma of the tea is stronger than other black teas and the tea tastes smooth and earthy. Shou puerh is also called cooked or ripe puerh because the tea leaves are processed to speed up the fermentation. Caffeine Content: Medium Ingredients: chinese black tea Preparation: Water Temperature: 208 F Steep time: 4 5 minutes Suggested serving