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Tangerine Puerh

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$12.25 $18.85 In stock

Category: Puerh

Tangerine Puerh provides a rare, decadent combination of fruit with tea. Rather than a typical fruit blend—tea leaves mixed with dried fruit or flavoring—this premium tea infuses puerh inside a whole tangerine peel. The cup tastes richer and fuller than most fruity blends. The puerh and tangerine notes are simpatico, the flavors move across your palate simultaneously, so neither one overpowers or outshines the other.

A long steep brings out the robust puerh character (without bitterness), while a shorter steep feels remarkably light and delicate. If you like more tang, add a small piece of the peel; it doesn't take much. While this tea brews well in a tea pot or other brewing device, it's also ideal for gong fu brewing. Either way, the liquor steeps up puerh-dark, with a subtle and lovely peachy tint.

Peel back the beautiful wrapping paper, and you'll discover the dried tangerine. Remove the top, and find the puerh tea infusion nestled inside. Scoop your tea out, and wrap the tangerine back up for later. One 8oz cup requires about 2 tsp of tea. These tangerines vary in size, but each one contains enough tea for brewing 3 to 6 cups. And, as with any puerh, the leaves re-steep excellently.

Taste citrus and tea in a whole new way!

Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Andrew ★★★★★

The moment I cracked open the tangerine, the citrus oils hit my nose before the water even touched it. Brewing the whole thing gives the puerh a sweet, orangey depth that no flavored blend could match. I've already ordered another round.

Mia W. ★★★★★

I've never had puerh packed inside a whole tangerine before, and the citrus oil in the peel really comes through in the first few steeps. The ripe, earthy base smooths out the sharpness I usually get from fruit blends. Worth the wait for shipping.

Carter E. ★★★★★

The tangerine peel is actually stuffed with the puerh leaves instead of just being flavored, and you can taste the difference immediately — the citrus is bright but the tea underneath is earthy and deep. I've been brewing one whole tangerine in my teapot all week and it holds up through at least fou