Gu Shu Ripe Puer
Harvested and produced from old tea tree (80-100 yrs old) from BangDong, Yunnan. Handcrafted in family own studio. Featuring a dewy, mellow texture, a clean and mineral profile with natural hint of sweetness, and leaves behind a special cooling sensation . Resembers the fragrance of a tropical rainforest, moss and forest fruits. Long lasting recurring sweetness and comfort in the mouth.
What is Puer Tea?
Pu'er tea is a type of fermented tea traditionally produced in Yunnan Province, China. It comes in two main types:
- Sheng (raw) Pu'er: This type is naturally fermented over time, often for many years, which allows the tea to develop complex flavors.
- Shou (ripe) Pu'er: This type undergoes a more rapid, artificial fermentation process to mimic the aging of Sheng Pu'er.
Ripe Puer crafting techniques is delevoped in the 1970s in Yunnan, China. It is the only type of Chinese tea that go through a process called "fermentation" which accelerate the timeline to transform the chemical components of the tea naturally. Traditional raw puer tea takes time to tranform in order to give rise to a more matured and smooth flavour, as a result, ripe puer technique is developed. It utilizes heat and humidity to decompose the polyphenols within the tea, while natural micro-organisms work to decompose particles within the tea leaves, and then through piling, the effective bacterias get to work to achieve brand new recomposition of the particles to achieve a smoother and mellow taste as well as an enhanced set of health benefits.
Brewing Recommendation
Basic Info
Specification
Regular Brewing:
- Water Temperature: 95-100 °C
- Tea -Water Ratio: 1g: 80 -100 ml
- 6-8g for a teapot of 500 ml
- Infusion Time: 3-5 mins
Kung Fu Brewing:
- Water Temperature: 95-100 °C
- Tea -Water Ratio: 1g: 25 -35 ml
- 5- 6g for a gaiwan of 150 ml
- Infusion Time: 30 s for the first brew, 20s for the second brew, add additional 5-10s for the subsequent brews. Repeat for 6-10 times.