Made from a large leaf variety of Camellia seninses that grows in the Pu-erh province near Yunnan, China; Pu-erh is a ‘post-fermentation’ tea known widely for its amazing health benefits. Like a fine wine that gets better with age, Pu-erh is one of the only teas that actually matures and improves with age.
Our special edition cake Pu-erh, “Tuo Cha” (Bird’s Nest) Pu-erh is pressed into perfect serving size bowls that resemble bird’s nests. Each nest is the perfect size for 2 cups of wonderful Pu-erh tea.
Use filtered or spring water at a full boil. While Bird’s Nest Pu-erh doesn’t need to be steeped longer than 4-6 minutes, a long infusion of Pu-erh does not bring about an astringent taste. Many of our Bird’s Nest Pu-erh fans tell us this is their ‘on the go’ tea. Throw a nest in your water bottle, pour boiling water over it, and enjoy it during the day or at the office. The nests do not break apart easily and do not need a filter. Buy loose leaf Bird’s Nest Pu-Erhard with our 100% satisfaction guarantee.Â
Make sure and store a nest or two from each order in moderate temperature. Label each nest with the date and enjoy on a special occasion the flavor development that only time can create.
Sid Devonshire –
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Very solid! I love Pu erh and this is a very nice one. I have a cabinet full of aged ones that I have spent a lot of money on and I’m wondering if I could tell the difference between this one and something 10 times this price on a blind taste test.
Ali Jafar –
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Some of my favorites. I’m going to try these with my workouts.
CallMeRed donner –
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Woaw, tastes like the newest hype out there. I tried matcha and it was hard to get used to. This is much easier. I like tea types that thing outside of the box, although this maybe older than George Washington.
Angela Wright –
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My new love! Please add more puerh teas to your collection soon.
Jan Arnitopian –
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Very delicious
Shana Sutton –
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Not sure what I did wrong, but the nest fell apart in my water bottle. The taste is easy on the tongue but bold. One of the few teas I can enjoy without honey.