Sheng Pu-erh Tea: What It Is, Taste & How to Brew Raw Puerh
What is sheng pu-erh tea? Discover its unique taste, health benefits, and step-by-step brewing guide. Learn why raw puerh transforms from bitter to blissful.
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First-flush Bulang spring buds, stone-pressed in 2023 and dry-stored in Xi’an. Floral brightness with a structured, sweet finish.
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Packaging:
We commissioned this tea for Orientaleaf in a production of 95 cakes.
The cake has visible silver-tipped buds. This small production uses the first picking of 2023 from Bulang Mountain. The same selected spring material runs through the cake, rather than being reserved for a decorative surface layer.
The leaves were fixed, sun-dried and hand-pressed with stone molds. After pressing, the cakes moved to Xi’an for dry storage. The result retains a young sheng character: fresh floral notes and a soft opening, followed by the bitterness and astringency that give Bulang tea its structure.
Drink it now with short infusions to explore that contrast. If keeping a cake to follow its development, revisit it periodically; future flavor depends on storage conditions.
For drinkers who enjoy lively, structured young sheng. It is not a soft, fully mellow aged tea; long early infusions bring its bitterness forward.
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Use 2–3g per 240ml at 100°C / 212°F. Start with 30–45 seconds, then add 15–20 seconds for later infusions. Remove the leaves or drain fully between brews.
Start with short infusions. If it tastes too bitter or drying, shorten the next infusion or reduce the leaf amount. One fresh portion can yield around 8–12 infusions, depending on strength and steeping time.
Keep wrapped in a clean, dry place away from direct sunlight, moisture and strong odors. Choose stable room-temperature conditions; do not refrigerate. Check stored cakes periodically.
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Session estimates use a fresh portion of dry tea each time. Each portion can be infused repeatedly.
What is sheng pu-erh tea? Discover its unique taste, health benefits, and step-by-step brewing guide. Learn why raw puerh transforms from bitter to blissful.
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