Pu er Tea YunHaI Shu Puerh Chinese Tea Healthy 400g Haiwan Sea of Clouds Ripe
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Manufacturer: Anning Haiwan Tea Industry Co., Ltd. Production Date: 2019 Storage Time: The longer the better Weight: 400g/pc Origin: Anning, Yunnan, China Storage: Ventilation, cool, dry, no odor, long-term preservation in a pollution-free environment. Raw Materials: High quality Puer tea in Menghai, Yunnan The raw material of this tea comes...
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Manufacturer: Anning Haiwan Tea Industry Co., Ltd.
Production Date: 2019
Storage Time: The longer the better
Weight: 400g/pc
Origin: Anning, Yunnan, China
Storage: Ventilation, cool, dry, no odor, long-term preservation in a pollution-free environment.
Raw Materials: High quality Puer tea in Menghai, Yunnan
The raw material of this tea comes from the green leaves of old trees in the Menghai tea area, and is made using Mr. Zou's formula and technology. The superior geographical environment causes Menghai to average 18 degrees Celsius per year. Such a temperature is extremely important for the production of beneficial bacteria in the fermentation process. When you drink it, you can experience fragrant, slippery, thick, and sweet feelings. There is also a bit of soft malt sweetness.
Production Date: 2019
Storage Time: The longer the better
Weight: 400g/pc
Origin: Anning, Yunnan, China
Storage: Ventilation, cool, dry, no odor, long-term preservation in a pollution-free environment.
Raw Materials: High quality Puer tea in Menghai, Yunnan
The raw material of this tea comes from the green leaves of old trees in the Menghai tea area, and is made using Mr. Zou's formula and technology. The superior geographical environment causes Menghai to average 18 degrees Celsius per year. Such a temperature is extremely important for the production of beneficial bacteria in the fermentation process. When you drink it, you can experience fragrant, slippery, thick, and sweet feelings. There is also a bit of soft malt sweetness.
