Nan Nuo Mt. Raw Puer
Pressed in pie in 2016, this tea is rich in tea polyphenol yet not stimulating due to its natural aging. The dried leaves feature a salivating and fresh aroma that resembles fresh plums and apricot, with a smooth and mellow body and texture, followed by amazing recurring floralness and sweetness.
The tea is wonderful for consuming now, or for continous aging. Raw Puer develope more complex flavour as they naturally age, store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunglight, and avoid any strong odors and high moisture level in its storing environmnt. It coould be placed in any breathable container such as tin jars to allow interaciton with oxygen which while aiding aging.
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.
Brewing Recommendations
Basic Info
Volume
90-100°C Water
Kung Fu style:
- 1 g:20 ml - 1 g:25 ml (6 g tea for a 120 ml gaiwan)
- infuse for ~30s for the first infusion, reduce down to 20s for the second infusion, add 5-10s for the subsequent brews, repeat for 6-10 times until flavour fades away.
Regular Brewing:
- 1g: 100 ml (3 g tea for 300 ml cup or pot)
- Infuse for 2-3 mins and remove the tea leaves from the infusion, repeat for 2-3 times.