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Noble Scholar Tea

(2021 vintage - Spring harvest)

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Type: Ripe Pu-erh (fermented)
Grade: 1-3
Production area: Menghai, Xishuangbanna Prefecture, Yunnan Province

Taste characteristics:
During the ten-plus years of tea making, Master Chan has honed his knowledge and experience to produce the highest quality pu-erh teas. Several years ago, he experimented using leaves harvested from arbor trees picked during the spring harvest and fermented them using the local mountain spring water. The finished ripe pu-erh is aged for a few years to improve its overall quality.

The Noble Scholar is made under the above-mentioned high standards as evidenced by its thickness, silkiness, and richness. Master Chan advises those who own this tea to pay attention to its soft but rich mouthfeel, its clarity, and its savory finish.

This tea is beautifully packaged in a red box with a gold-embossed design. The tea is pressed into twelve 8g mini blocks that can be easily broken off from the rest.

$39.00
for 100g (3.5oz)
Two Blocks of 50g each. Each block contains six mini blocks of 8g each.

BREWING INSTRUCTIONS:
Use 5-6g of leaves per 6 ounces of water. Rinse the leaves twice with boiling water (212 degree F) and discard the water.
Start steeping according to the recommended steeping time below:

BREWING TEMPERATURE:tea temperature

BREWING TIMES:
RINSE
10 sec.
1st BREW
2 minutes or until the brick is loosened.
2nd BREW
1 min.
3rd BREW
20 sec.
4th BREW
20 sec.
5th BREW
30 sec.
6th BREW
40 sec.
7th BREW
1 min.
8th BREW
3 min.
STIMULATION FACTOR: Medium
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Customer Comments:

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French bakery 08/30/2023
By Neal Perrin
Like drinking a liquid brownie with a French bakery flare to it. Rich thick robust sweetness. Calls you back again and again love this one.
Our responseI am glad you enjoyed this nice ripe pu-erh. Your flavor description of this tea was right on.