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Held in Bu Lang Mountain, Lao Ban Zhang village homes the Bu Lang families, millennial safe keepers of the rare tea trees. Harvested in spring 2014 from the neighbouring Xin Ban Zhang centennial arbor tea trees, the white tips, tight and slender dark tea leaves can be infinitely aged. A continuously evolving aroma exquisitely articulates bold palate, persistent Hui Gan and intense Cha Qi.

Ban Zhang Ancient Tree Puerh Tea

Spring First Flush 2014

Yixing or Gaiwan in Glass, Clay or Purion.

Spring First Flush 2014

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Origin

Single Garden Tea

Puerh Tea
Cultivar: Mengku
Origin: Lincang, Yunnan, China
Estate Name: Xin Ban Zhang Village
Tea Maker: Ban Zhang
Elevation: 1650m

Watch Step by Step

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Step 1: Preheat

Step 2: Weigh

Step 3: Infuse

Step 4: Serve

Watch Step by Step

Step 1: Preheat

Step 2: Weigh

Step 3: Infuse

Step 4: Serve

Infusion Guide with Notes

notes and tips

- Ban Zhang
- Brewing Vessel (Teapot or Gaiwan)
  Digital Kettle
  Digital Scales
  Timer / Watch
  Serving Vessel
  Spoon
  Cup and Saucer

notes and tips

- Heat the kettle to the desired temperature and pre-heat all the vessels, then discard the water.
- If you don't have a temperature-controlled kettle or thermometer, add cold water to the tea before topping it with boiling water. We recommend 10% cold water for 90 degrees and 20% for 80 degrees. PLEASE NOTE: this is approximate, and different teaware materials will affect the outcome.

notes and tips

- Weigh the appropriate amount of tea and add it to the pot. Pour the desired amount of pre-heated water over the leaves in a circular motion so the leaves unfurl and awaken.

notes and tips

- Steep the leaves for the recommended time. If the leaves are tightly confined in the vessel, give a little stir to ensure maximum surface area is achieved.

notes and tips

- Once the desired infusion time has finished, separate the leaves from the tea liquor by removing the infuser basket or by straining into a serving vessel.
- Pour into a cup and serve.

Essential Equipments

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