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Xiaguan Te Ji Rå Pu Erh Tuocha Te

Xiaguan Te Ji Rå Pu Erh Tuocha Te

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Xiaguans mest populære tuocha i dag, med en træagtig, frugtagtig og sød aromaprofil med antydninger af røg, som er smukt blødgjort gennem mange års lagring.

Xiaguans Te Ji (Special Grade) tuocha blev først introduceret i 2003 og er blevet produceret årligt lige siden. Sammenlignet med den klassiske Jia Ji (Superior Grade) er den mere røget og tilbyder en frugtagtig og sødere smag.

Vores Xiaguan Te Ji tuocha fås også i mere eksklusiv emballage: Red Box FT-serien

Oprindelse

  • Årgang: Forskellige
  • Sæson: Forår
  • Oprindelse: Dali
  • Bladkvalitet: naturlige tehaver
  • Sort (kultivar): storbladet Assamica (Da Ye Zhong)
  • Parti: 1
  • Presning: meget tæt
  • Type: rå (sheng)
  • Mærke: Xiaguan
  • Serie/opskrift: Te Ji
  • Form: pu erh tuo cha te
  • Vægt: 100g

Sådan trækker du

How to make Xiaguan Te Ji tea?

There are two methods to prepare this pu erh tuo cha tea:

Gongfu brewing

Brew 4 gram with 150 ml of water at 100 °C. Steep for 20 seconds and add 5 seconds for each infusion.

Western brewing

Steep 3 gram with 350 ml of water at 100 °C. Apply a brewing time of 1-2 minutes and add 1 minutes for each subsequent infusion.

Forsendelse, Returneringer og Betalingsmetoder

Leveringstid: levering inden for EU tager 1–10 dage. Du kan finde landespecifikke estimater på siden med leveringsoplysninger nederst på vores hjemmeside.

Ingen importafgifter: vi sender fra vores lager i EU. Kunder i EU vil ikke blive opkrævet importafgifter ved levering. Alle gældende afgifter er inkluderet i vores priser.

Gratis levering: fra €65 til Nederlandene, Belgien, Frankrig, Tyskland, Luxembourg og Irland. Fra €85 til de fleste andre EU-lande og Storbritannien.

Returnering: vi tilbyder 30 dages returret.

Se komplette oplysninger
  • tea processing: tea leaves picking

    Plukning

    Te blade plukkes i hånden om morgenen.

  • tea processing: withering and drying tea on bamboo trays

    Visnende

    Bladene spredes på bambusbakker for at visne.

  • Fiksering

    De visne blade opvarmes for at stoppe oxidation.

  • tea processing: rolling and shaping tea leaves

    Rulning

    Tebladene rulles for at frigive deres aroma.

  • tea processing: withering and sun drying tea leaves

    Soltørring

    Rullede blade spredes på bambusmåtter for at tørre i solen.

  • tea processing: stone pressing pu erh tea cakes

    Presser

    De behandlede teblade dampes og komprimeres.

  • tea processing: packaging pressed pu erh tea

    Emballage

    Den komprimerede te er indpakket i papir og pakket i kasser.

  • tea processing: storing pu erh tea

    Aldring

    Den rå pu erh te opbevares til yderligere lagring.

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Björn
Nice aged Sheng Pu Erh

The dry leaf smells simply delicious. The scent of aged burley tobacco, leather, and a hint of smoke fills the nose. The tea was washed once and then consumed at 100 degrees Celsius. The first two infusions are characterized by a smoky note that is by no means unpleasant. Infusions 3 to 5 have strong tannins that overpower the tea, but this definitely changes from infusion 6 onwards. There are wonderful woody aromas reminiscent of old wine barrels, leather, a medicinal-herbal note reminiscent of very old white tea, and an aroma reminiscent of English pipe tobacco blends with oriental tobaccos on the finish. A truly strong and expressive tea that definitely deserves to be explored further, just not on an empty stomach

Thanks for the detailed review of the 2010 tuocha!

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Bastien Hagenbach
Classical Xiaguan's taste

The classical taste of Xiaguan in a very good tuocha

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Anonymous
A finely aged raw puerh

One of the best aged teas I've had, very well rounded flavor, deep, and funky with a pleasant and lingering aftertaste. The tea is pressed quite tightly, so breaking off pieces is difficult to do without breaking the leaves more than I would like, however, even the very broken up leaves steep very nicely and do not get bitter - a testament to the quality of this tea. After 19 years of aging, the wrapping paper is quite fragile and I tore it multiple times trying to wrap the teacake back up (luckily, I had some paper lying around from other teacakes that I had finished before and used that), handle with care!!!

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Khumoyun Narzullaev
The tea is very good quality

The tea is very good quality. The taste is smoky, gradually turning into sour berry tea. I recommend it.

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John Johnson

Very good

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Anonymous
Amazingly complex and beautiful

Amazingly complex and beautiful tea