White Tea Stuffed Tangerine Orange Fuding Chenpi Bai Cha Aged Shou Mei

DRAGON TEA HOUSE

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US $2.99 - US $159.99
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Type:
White
Origin:
China
Form:
Ball
Packaging:
Silver Paper
Year:
Aged
Flavored:
No
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Product Overview

It is made of aged white tea leaves with Chenpi. Dig out the pulp in the orange, then fill in the empty space with aged white tea leaves. After drying and shaping, the Chenpi tea was made in the appearance of tangerine, with unique taste. Chenpi is a Chinese phrase means the dried peel of orange or tangerine. It can be used in food, as well used as drugs in tradition Chinese medicine.

 

About 15 grams each one.

 
If you prefer a stronger flavor of orange in the tea, you can break 3 or 4 small pieces of Chenpi off from the whole peel, and brew the tea together with small Chenpi pieces. This can bring more taste to the liquid. Sweet and warming citrus aroma, with a clean and softly juicy flavor.

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    Overwhelming even after the 3rd infusion

    Posted by Jeffry Strunk on 2024-11-07 20:46

    I gave it a try gong fu style. It's still overwhelming. I put 8g of leaves in my gaiwan and rinsed with almost boiling water for 30 seconds and discarded the water. Then I brewed 3 more infusions in 100ml water for 15 seconds each and poured each into a different cup. They were all overwhelmingly perfumed.

  • 2
    Overwhelming perfume

    Posted by Jeffry Strunk on 2024-11-07 8:25

    I brewed as instructed on the package. 5g tea at 80C for 3 minutes. The aroma was overwhelmingly like perfume or potpourri. The only nice thing is the aftertaste. It's the feeling after I eat a tangerine. Should it be rinsed first?