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A small green mandarin opened to show the pu'er inside, on a white dish beside a cup of dark red tea.
An opened mandarin filled with pu'er on slate, with wrapped mandarins and a glass cup of deep red tea.
An opened mandarin of pu'er on a bamboo tray beside wrapped mandarins and a glass cup of tea.
An opened green mandarin full of pu'er on white stone, its lid beside it and two mandarins in printed wrappers behind.
A glass cup of deep amber pu'er beside an opened mandarin on dark slate, wrapped mandarins behind.
In warm evening light, a glass cup of deep amber pu'er, an opened mandarin with its lid and two wrapped mandarins on a wooden tray.

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No. 03Pu'er Tea

Xiao Qing Gan Pu'er

小青柑陈皮普洱
5.03 reviews

Yunnan pu'er, held in a small green mandarin.

Origin
Yunnan, China

Pu'er tea from Yunnan, encased in the peel of a small green mandarin. Deeper, darker and more contemplative, it is a tea for slow evenings and long conversations.

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About this tea

Xiao Qing Gan Chenpi Pu'er Tea

Xiao qing gan, the “small green mandarin”, is a tea of two parts: the peel of a small mandarin, hollowed and filled with pu'er tea from Yunnan. Infused together, the two become a single cup.

It belongs to the Chinese tradition of pairing tea with citrus peel, where the depth of the tea and the brightness of the peel meet.

Deeper in color and more resonant than a green tea, it is a cup for the evening, for the end of a meal, for conversations that are in no hurry to finish.

Leaf
One mandarin per small teapot (150 to 200 ml), whole or gently opened
Water
Freshly boiled, 95 to 100 °C (203 to 212 °F)
Rinse
Rinse briefly with hot water and discard
Time
30 seconds to 1 minute, lengthening with each infusion

Tea
Pu'er tea with mandarin peel
Origin
Yunnan, China
Sizes
100 g, 250 g, 500 g, 1 kg
Composition
Pu'er tea, small green mandarin peel
Storage
Keep sealed, in a cool and dry place, away from light and strong aromas.

Reviews

What our guests say

5.0out of 5, 3 ratings

  • Wonderful calming tea with both a very satisfying smell and taste to it. Love it, thank you very much Moshan.

    Jennifer

  • When I first opened the tea pouch I was amazed at the beautiful fresh scent of the leaves. A truly delightful tea that I highly recommend.

    Mary

  • I bought this tea because I loved the appearance. The tea that arrived looks exactly the same as the picture, which you can't say of all merchants online.

    Kim

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Pale green tea poured from a stoneware teapot into a speckled cup on a walnut tray, a scoop of leaves beside it.

The Ritual

Prepared with care, remembered for longer.

Warm the vessel. Measure the leaves. Pour, wait, and pay attention. The ritual of Chinese tea is simple, and it is the surest way to bring out everything a fine leaf has to offer.

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