Pu-erh tea is famed for its health benefits, low levels of caffeine and soothing, natural taste. Its rich, 1,700-year history is replete with stories about pu-erh's value as a commodity and delight as a drink. It is regarded by tea connoisseurs as the King of Tea.
Gaiwan, 5-7 grams at a time (based on personal taste); the first several infusions are at 90C degree (190F) for 10 seconds; later infusions are 15-20 seconds
The Ban Zhan pu-erh tea cake comes from the mountainous regions of Ban Zhai, where many antique tea trees grow. This specific terroir results in an astringent tea. It is bold and deeply desired by tea experts and tea lovers. The tea is characteristically bitter and yet not harshly so. During the aging process, the fruity concentration increases and becomes sweeter.
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