Vieil Arbre Yue Guan Bai, Clair De Lune Pu'erh Blanc

Origine

Chine

Asie

Niveau de caféine (mg/1g)

0

1-10

11-20

21-30

31-40

41+

Description

Le Yue Guan Bai, Moon Light White Pu'erh Vieil Arbre est un thé blanc rare et unique. En raison de sa technique de production, c'est un thé qui ne tombe pas dans l'une des six catégories de véritable thés. Certains le considèrent comme un thé blanc, et d'autres comme un pu'erh. Le Yue Guan Bai (lumière de lune blanche en mandarin[ est élaboré par un homme taïwanais au Yunnan, en employant diverses méthodes de production artisanale de thé. Une fois que les feuilles fraîches sont cueillies, elles sont séchées à la lumière de la lune jusqu'à ce qu'elles soient sèches, contrairement au thé pu'erh traditionnel qui doit être séché au soleil. Son temps de séchage prolongé provoque une certaine oxydation des enzymes intérieures. Ce procédé unique confère à la liqueur de thé un arôme similaire à celui du thé noir. Vous serez peut-être surpris(e[ de voir le thé s'assombrir après plusieurs infusions ! La feuille sèche est florale et boisée, avec un arôme similaire à celui du foin ; Une fois dans l'eau, la sensation en bouche est presque semblable à celle du sirop, avec une légère saveur de nectar sucré.

1-1.5 CAC ou 1 SACHET

200ml / 8oz

85°C / 190F

3 - 4 min

Ingrédients:

Thé blanc

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par Brian Queenan

Avril 2022

[EN] Excellent tea. I use about 4 or 5g for 100ml with 10 sec steep time (gradually increasing to 20 sec) and it never seems to lose it's taste. I easily get 10 brews out of it.

The taste has been described in other reviews better than I can put it.

par Jerred Toews

Mars 2021

[EN] This is quite possibly my favourite tea and never mind the price. Wow! This tea can withstand many many brews and actually gets a lot darker and more complex on the second and third brew and actually makes it to the seventh brew without losing anything nothing astringent or bitter in this brew at all just a bit of alfalfa on the first brew followed by a lovely common floral scent the rest of the brews. This tea is a bargain and I drink it all day beautiful iced or hot!

par Andrew Chapman

Décembre 2020

[EN] Mind blowing tea! This tea gives off a very floral tasting note right away, which fades into a very prominent honey sweetness. Body sensation is alert, creative, and a little blissed out. Such an amazing tea, especially for the price

par Troy Dawson

Octobre 2020

[EN] Amazing tea for the price! It is a complete bargain. Highly recommend for any true tea enthusiast. A must!

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par Troy

Octobre 2020

[EN] This is an incredible tea for its value. The look of the dry leaf is whole and beautiful buds and leaves. Both the aroma and taste are bursting with an incredible complexity and depth. I find it so hard to believe the price of this tea. And absolutely bargain that any tea enthusiast must try!

par Ryan S

Janvier 2020

[EN] Full-bodied, high-caffeine, floral and sweet white tea.

I use 3-4 grams in a gaiwan and I have yet to steep it enough times for it to lose flavor. There were a few occasions where it looked turbid and tasted pretty bad, but I think it may be because I took it with me on a plane.

Anyway, outstanding tea for the price.

par Joes

Août 2019

[EN] This is an excellent white tea with malty undertones and a somewhat sweet taste and scent. I find that about 4-5 minutes steep time works best for optimal flavor. There is no bitterness with this tea whatsoever. Its has now become my primary daily tea.

par Ricki B

Novembre 2017

[EN] very good tea to mix up my normal pu erh. Its quite light, especially int he first steep but it has the thick mouth feel and coating of a good pu erh. It gets better with each steep and I really like the light hay / flora notes it has while steel feeling like a thicker black ripe pu erh.

par Lily

Novembre 2016

[EN] Very good pu’erh. Thick in the mouth. Only the first infusion has a taste similar to white tea; the next ones taste more and more like a superior black tea without any bitterness, and with a touch of floral aftertaste and, I agree with another reviewer, with a peppery aftertaste as well. A tea I won’t hesitate to offer my friends who only drink black tea (and hopefully open-up their horizon a bit!). Reminiscent of Keemun (black Chinese tea). By mistake, I bought 100g of this one (instead of my usual 50g for a tea I never had before), but it’s not a problem!

par Laurita

Mai 2016

[EN] I was quite surprised by this tea and didn't expect to be a good as it was after reading reviews from all over the internet. This tea is not bitter but has a light earthy taste with a slight peppery aftertaste. A good all day cup of tea.