Customer Reviews
Lovely gentile fruti Pu-Ehr. round, with a little orange. lasts me through the day!
Hi Bas, we're glad you liked it! One of the things we like about xiao qing gan is that it doesn't release all its fragrance at once. As it's well aged and the orange aroma is fully absorbed, both the pu erh tea and the orange peel aroma has great endurance.
Delicious tea with a little orange taste
Taste is pleasant, but tea is not as strong I would have thought. For the price, definetily value for the money though.
Thank you for your review! With this tea, we sourced a ripe pu erh tea that is somewhat more lightly post-fermented to achieve a certain balance between the earthiness of ripe pu erh and the fragrance of the fruit. So you can consider this a milder, more delicate Xiao Qing. You may tweak the steeping parameters to get a stronger brew, but we think the 'Fortune xiao qing gan', might suit you better.
The fruit of the orange and the earthy flavour of the tea is well balanced and makes a nice sensation in the mouth. Even my father, who is not much into tea really enjoys it.
The exterior, freshly unwrapped, is already quite captivating. This small, whole, dark green tangerine appears with an even smaller peel cap on top and a strong, fragrant citrus aroma, albeit with an underlying hint of the earthy notes typical of ripe Puerh. Using the Gongfu method at a temperature of 98°C, starting at about 90 seconds and then decreasing, the first infusion releases a citrus aroma, while camphorous notes develop from the tea leaves.
The color ranges from deep amber to red, and the perfect blend of citrus and tea is evident once again in the taste: the mandarin aroma is balanced by the tea's earthy, tobacco, and chocolate notes, which emerge in the middle stage, giving way to the typical sweetness of the dried fruit, which then returns to the citrus in the lingering aftertaste. Proceeding with successive infusions, the smoothness and sweetness of the Puerh grow in intensity and pleasure. It's a complete sensory experience that engages not only the taste and smell, but also the sight.
私たちのデザイン作業は、宋代の張擇端による「清明上河図」という作品にインスパイアされています。元の作品が中国の首都に住む人々の日常生活を描いているのに対し、私たちは同じ鳥瞰図の視点から農民の茶作りのプロセスを展示しています。
私たちのパッケージデザインを詳しく調べると、茶愛好家は茶葉を摘む農家、乾燥させる、巻く、そして炒る過程を見ることができます。その後、茶はパビリオンで試飲され、「古代の茶道」を馬で運ばれます。
伝統的な中国の風景と茶作りのテーマは、共に遺産、伝統、そして茶農家の勤勉さへの尊敬を象徴しています。
