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“Chocolate bar pu’er from with orange peels. This tea has been one of my most coveted teas. I love the way it looks. The intermingled orange pieces with the pu’erh tea looks wonderful to me . I...” Read full tasting note
The bright, sweet orange peel flavor is a perfect complement for Xingyang’s clean fermentation process. The shu pu’er contributes a deep dark buckwheat flavor and sweet brown sugar undertones that contrast beautifully with the juicy orange.
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Chocolate bar pu’er from with orange peels. This tea has been one of my most coveted teas. I love the way it looks. The intermingled orange pieces with the pu’erh tea looks wonderful to me . I always admire it for a few minutes. It is a simple and comforting tea to me. It is not one that is complex tea or anything too special. It gives me a few infusions but it brings me joy like no other.
It has been out of stock since the pandemic so I have been rationing it.Today I felt that I should just drink what brings me joy instead of worrying about running out of tea.
It is a hardy tea with a full body. The liquor is woodsy and savory. I can really taste the orange in this one.
I’m seeing it on the site but out of stock like you said, your description and their photos make it look lovely. How much did it run price wise?
They were about $15-$18 a bar. Can’t quite remember. I am hoping it comes back
I’m also tempted to keep teas I enjoy well past the point when they start deteriorating, though that’s less of a problem with puerh. You might be able to find something similar, if less pretty, on Yunnan Sourcing or Teavivre.