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  • Spend US$100: a full box of Golden Flower White Tea — 10 individually packed 3g portions, 30g total.
  • Spend US$150: the white tea box, plus one 100g Yunnan Red Glow ripe Pu-erh cake.
  • Spend US$200: both gifts above, plus one 100g The Little Brick — 2018 Golden Flower Fu Brick Tea.

Your first order also comes with a complimentary tea towel. No minimum spend or code is required for this welcome gift, and it can be enjoyed alongside the tea gifts above.

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  • Gift thresholds are based on the amount paid for eligible merchandise after discounts, excluding shipping, taxes and gift value. Discovery Boxes and teaware count toward gift thresholds but are excluded from the 15% discount. K KOU electric kettles are excluded from both the discount and gift thresholds.
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Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Teekuchen (erschwinglicher täglicher Genuss) – Markenjubiläum 2008

Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake (2008 Commemoration) – Menghai, Yunnan front view with packaging, showcasing elegant label design and commemorative branding.
Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake (2008 Commemoration) – Menghai, Yunnan back view with packaging, highlighting product details, ingredients, and factory markings.
Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake (2008 Commemoration) – Menghai, Yunnan unwrapped, showing full tea cake alongside descriptive product card, emphasizing quality and craftsmanship.
Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake (2008 Commemoration) – Menghai, Yunnan unwrapped front view, displaying tightly compressed leaves with vibrant dark brown and reddish hues.
Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake (2008 Commemoration) – Menghai, Yunnan front close-up showing shiny, dark brown tea leaves with intricate compressed patterns.
Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake (2008 Commemoration) – Menghai, Yunnan front close-up emphasizing leaf texture, subtle golden tips, and natural luster.
Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake (2008 Commemoration) – Menghai, Yunnan back view after removing packaging, showing smooth, uniform compressed tea surface.
Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake (2008 Commemoration) – Menghai, Yunnan close-up of back side, revealing detailed leaf texture and tightly rolled tea strands.
Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake (2008 Commemoration) – Menghai, Yunnan resting on a tea towel, prepared for breaking and brewing, highlighting traditional tea setup.
Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake (2008 Commemoration) – Menghai, Yunnan hands pressing the edge of the tea cake to loosen leaves, showing preparation for brewing.
Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake (2008 Commemoration) – Menghai, Yunnan using a tea needle to carefully extract leaves, capturing traditional tea preparation technique.
Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake (2008 Commemoration) – Menghai, Yunnan single piece steeped in a gaiwan, revealing deep ruby-red liquor emerging from rich leaves.
Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake (2008 Commemoration) – Menghai, Yunnan pouring boiling water into a gaiwan, releasing fragrant, chocolatey aromas.
Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake (2008 Commemoration) – Menghai, Yunnan pouring brewed tea from gaiwan into glass fairness cup, showcasing rich red-wine colored liquor.
Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake (2008 Commemoration) – Menghai, Yunnan close-up of tea in gongdao cup, displaying deep ruby and amber hues with clarity.
Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake (2008 Commemoration) – Menghai, Yunnan pouring tea from gongdao cup into tasting cup, highlighting rich red-brown liquor ready for tasting.
Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake (2008 Commemoration) – Menghai, Yunnan close-up of brewed leaves (leaf base), showing oily, glossy leaves with intact structure.
Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake (2008 Commemoration) – Menghai, Yunnan complete tea setup with gaiwan, gongdao cup, and tasting cup, tea liquor glowing deep ruby-red under soft light.
Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake (2008 Commemoration) – Menghai, Yunnan front view with packaging, showcasing elegant label design and commemorative branding.
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Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Teekuchen (erschwinglicher täglicher Genuss) – Markenjubiläum 2008
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Orders placed on working days (Monday–Friday, Beijing time) usually dispatch within 24 hours, and no later than 48 hours. Weekend orders are prioritized for processing on Monday.

Many orders arrive 10–15 days after dispatch. Based on our delivery records: about 45% arrive in 10–15 days, 79% within 20 days and 87% within 25 days. These are estimates, not guaranteed dates; some orders take longer.

Orders with a qualifying Discovery Box receive the existing US$9.50 product discount to offset shipping, including mixed orders. Taxes or import charges may apply.

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Ein preisgünstiger, fachmännisch fermentierter reifer Pu-Erh aus Menghai mit leuchtend rubinrotem Aufguss, samtigem Aroma und einem süßen, anhaltenden Abgang, der jeden Tag Freude bereitet.

Erleben Sie einen klassischen, täglich trinkbaren reifen Pu-Erh, der reiches Aroma, anhaltenden Geschmack und außergewöhnlichen Wert vereint und aus erstklassigen Menghai-Teeblättern hergestellt wird.

Dieser reife Pu-Erh stammt aus dem üppigen Hochland von Menghai, Yunnan, auf über 1.800 Metern Höhe und fängt die Essenz der ersten Frühlingsernte ein. Jedes Teeblatt wird sorgfältig von Hand aus den feinsten Trieben des frühen Frühlings ausgewählt, dann traditionell fermentiert und schonend gepresst, wodurch ein Teekuchen entsteht, der sowohl zugänglich als auch bemerkenswert komplex ist.

Mit jedem Aufguss erwartet Sie ein tief rubinroter Likör, der warme Mahagoni- und Schokoladentöne in sich trägt. Subtile Noten von Trockenfrüchten und antiken Holzregalen entfalten sich allmählich und bieten eine vielschichtige Sinnesreise. Sein natürlich süßer, milder Abgang macht ihn perfekt für den täglichen Genuss und bewahrt gleichzeitig seinen raffinierten, klassischen Pu-Erh-Charakter.

Diese Gedenkausgabe von 2008 feiert die Anerkennung der Spring Ming Tea Factory unter den zehn besten Pu-Erh-Marken Chinas und vereint Tradition, Handwerkskunst und Erschwinglichkeit in einem außergewöhnlichen Teekuchen.

  • Jahreszeit: Frühjahr 2022
  • Sorte: Shu Pu-Erh (Reifer Pu-Erh)
  • Herkunft: Teeviertel Menghai, Xishuangbanna, Yunnan, China
  • Elevation: 1.800+ Meter
  • Rohstoffqualität: Klasse 1: Blätter im frühen Frühling
  • Verarbeitung: Traditionelle Menghai-Fermentation, handgepresst
  • Nettogewicht: 357 g pro Kuchen
Sensorischer Aspekt Beschreibung
Aroma Reichhaltiger Kakao, dezent geröstete Kastanien, sanfte florale Untertöne
Textur Samtig weich, vollmundig, gleitet mühelos über den Gaumen
Geschmackskern Süße rote Datteln, dunkle Schokolade, erdige Untertöne, die an antikes Holz erinnern
Beenden Anhaltend süßer Nachgeschmack mit weichem Malz und subtiler Würze
Körpergefühl Wärmender, wohltuender, sanfter Energietee, geeignet für den täglichen Genuss
  • Hergestellt unter einer der 10 anerkannten Pu-Erh-Marken (Auszeichnung 2008).
  • Hergestellt aus Blättern der Güteklasse 1 aus dem frühen Frühling auf hochgelegenen Menghai-Plantagen.
  • Konsequente, traditionelle Gärung sorgt für einen stabilen, hochwertigen Geschmack.

Der Vorrat ist begrenzt – sichern Sie sich noch heute Ihren 2008 Spring Ming Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake und genießen Sie täglich ein klassisches, sanftes und preisgünstiges Pu-erh-Erlebnis!

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