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pu-erh pearls
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makes 10 cups
$7
3oz
51¢ per cup
$19
16oz
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Generously sized for teapot brewing, this extra-large pearl gives the term tea ball new meaning. Compressed fermented five-year-old shou style pu erh leaves are wonderfully earthy, smooth and comforting. They take second infusions well as they slowly unfurl or pop one in your travel tumbler for a day of smooth, earthy sips.
Pu Erh Tea | High caffeine | Steep at 212° for 5 mins
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Forming leaves into balls, pellets or pearls is a classic Chinese method of providing a visual delight as the leaves unfold from their round shape. These generously-sized pearls (one will flavor 24 ounces of water) offer an intensely-rich flavor. Enjoy how they relax the body and clarify the mind. Ripened and aged for five years, these shou-style pu erh pearls are traditionally earthy with a welcoming smoothness. Cover the leaves with boiling water for 45 seconds then discard the liquid before steeping with freshly boiled water. Serve in Borosilicate glasses to enhance the pearls' theatrical dance.Questions and Answers
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This tea is 'generously sized for teapot brewing.' How big is this teapot? 15oz? 24oz?
Asked by David Falterman
on March 16th, 2017
on March 16th, 2017
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What is the caffeine content of one pu erh pearl tea ball?
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Asked by Scott Trease
on June 13th, 2018
on June 13th, 2018
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I have read that the dante is a minimum of 3 years. How aged are the pearls? And, is it true that pu-erh poe is aged seven years?
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Asked by G Jae
on September 30th, 2020
on September 30th, 2020
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How many pearls come in 3oz and 16 oz packages?
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Asked by Sallie Blytt
on December 7th, 2020
on December 7th, 2020
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Where is this tea grown? I'm going to drink it no matter what, but I AM curious. :)
Asked by Angel V.
on September 2nd, 2023
on September 2nd, 2023
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