This tea is made from ripened pu-erh tea compressed with rose flowers to create these gorgeous miniature cakes. The rose lends a light, sweet floral note to the mellow earthy pu-erh flavors, perfectly creating a unique flavor profile.This is a very unique 2003 Ripe “Jujube Fragrance” Pu Erh Brick. Although not actually flavored w.. … (1 Cake).. $88.00 . 2008 Bo Lang Mountain Ripe Big Leaf Pu Erh. New Arrival! 2008 Bo Lang Mountain Big Leaf Ripe Pu Erh. Medium Earth notes, molasses, woodsy, wi.. … This is a special grade, Dry Storage, Ripe Pu Erh tea cake, pressed in …Being fully oxidized, Pu-erh tea owns significant health benefits, especially on weight loss, which is a factor of Pu-erh’s being welcomed nowadays. We at Teas and Thes offer various kinds of Pu-erh tea for wholesale, both of which are in high quality.Page 1 of 5 – Pu’erh (Puerh) Tea – posted in The Middle Kingdom – 中国: The green tea thread was very interesting but I wanted to put in a plug for my favorite type of tea from our new home province – Yunnan, Puerh tea. I find green tea rather bland personally and read about puerh before I was able to try it. As the article says it has a bold, earthy taste and a beautiful dark, reddish amber …This is part one of two. This first one is a plain and simple pictorial of how I brew up pu-erh quick and dirty. Part two (a later date) will walk through the entire Gong Fu ceremony, with all the goodies/accessories – which is fancy/impressive, but time consuming and requires more clean up.Pu’er or pu-erh is a variety of fermented tea produced in the Yunnan province of China. Fermentation in the context of tea production involves microbial fermentation and oxidation of the tea leaves, after they have been dried and rolled. This process is a Chinese specialty and produces tea known as 黑茶 hēichá (literally, ‘black tea’) commonly translated as ‘dark tea’.Pu-erh is a tea produced in Yunnan, China by microbial fermentation of fresh Camellia sinensis leaves by two processes, the traditional raw fermentation and the faster, ripened fermentation. We characterized fungal and bacterial communities in leaves and both Pu-erhs by high-throughput, rDNA …Wet leaves are then piled, much like compost & fermented and pressed. (Note: Camel’s Breath is a tea name originated by Silk Road Teas.) Tasting Notes Aroma descriptions range from a wet forest floor to hints of a barnyard; and taste descriptions of earthy, mushroomy and rich. In any event, it makes a very good, strong cup of Pu-erh tea.Jo Malone Rare Teas is the Jo Malone entry into the mega size bottle -= 175 mls for $340 (memory, but that’s close). This is a great idea for Jo Malone and a missing hole in their line that has now been plugged with mondo bottles and some very nice tea fragrances. My conclusion about the Jo …