10 Years Aged Ripe Pu’erh – Loose

Regular price
HK$108.00
Unit price
per

Weight

50g
Description

This 10-year-aged Shou Pu’erh is sourced from Lincang, Yunnan, and aged naturally as loose leaf to allow for a more open and even maturation. Over time, the fermentation softens and integrates, producing a tea that is deep, stable, and exceptionally smooth.

The infusion is dark and rounded, with layered notes of damp earth, forest floor, aged wood, and dried mushroom. Subtle sweetness emerges in the finish, giving the liquor a calm, persistent depth without heaviness or sharpness.

Balanced and composed, this Pu’erh offers a mature expression of fermentation, suited for regular drinking as well as quiet, reflective moments.

Tasting Notes

Earthy, aged wood, leather, sweet mushroom, smooth, long finish

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10 Years Aged Ripe Pu’erh – Loose
50g
Regular price
HK$108.00
Unit price
per

10 Years Aged Ripe Pu’erh – Loose

Weight

50g

Product Information

  • Year
  • Production Style
  • Appelation
  • Variety / Cultivar
  • Altitude
  • Latitude
  • Pu’erh: 2019 | Rose: 2024
  • Post-fermented (Shou) Pu’erh aged 5 years, blended with naturally dried Rosae petals.
  • Pu’erh: Menghai, Yunnan Province | Rose: Pingyin County, Shandong Province (renowned for edible roses)
  • Pu’erh: Camellia sinensis var. assamica | Rose: Rosa rugosa / Rosa damascena (depending on sourcing)
  • Pu’erh: 1,200–1,400 m | Rose: ~500 m
  • Pu’erh: ~22° N | Rose: ~36° N
Preparation

Preparation

Follow these simple steps to prepare the perfect cup of tea.

Single Steeping

Multiple Steeping

[weight]: 4–5g
[water]: 250ml
[temperature]: 95–100°C (203–212°F)
[time]: 3–4 minutes
[note]: Ideal as a soothing afternoon or post-meal tea.

[weight]: 5g
[water]: 100–150ml
[temperature]: 100°C
[time]: 1st infusion: 10 sec
[time]: 2nd infusion: 15 sec
[time]: 3rd infusion: 20 sec
Increase steep time gradually. Can yield 7–10 complex infusions with evolving depth.

Origin

Aged and broken at source in Menghai, Yunnan — a benchmark region for mature Pu’erh teas

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