Pu'er Ripened Tea Small Cakes
Pu'er Ripened Tea Small Cakes, crafted in Yunnan Province, are compact, individually portioned cakes of traditional Pu'er tea. These small cakes are made from carefully selected tea leaves that have undergone a unique fermentation process, resulting in a rich, earthy flavor profile. The tea liquor is a deep, dark red, offering a smooth and mellow taste with subtle sweet notes. These small cakes are convenient for brewing and provide an authentic Pu'er tea experience in a compact form.
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Pu'er Ripened Tea Small Cakes offer a range of health benefits. They aid in digestion and promote gut health due to their probiotic content. Rich in antioxidants, these small cakes help reduce oxidative stress and support overall wellness. Regular consumption can assist in lowering cholesterol levels, enhancing cardiovascular health, and aiding weight management. The fermentation process of Pu'er tea enhances its ability to boost the immune system and improve mental clarity, providing a multitude of health benefits with each cup.
Our Pu'er Ripened Tea Small Cakes are sourced from the ancient tea gardens of Yunnan Province, the heartland of Pu'er tea. The tea leaves are hand-picked and undergo a meticulous fermentation process that enriches their flavor and health benefits. These small cakes are then aged to perfection, ensuring a robust and smooth taste. The compact form of the tea cakes makes them easy to store and convenient to use while maintaining the high quality and rich aroma of traditional Pu'er tea.
By using high temperatures to inhibit fermentation and the enzymatic oxidation of substances such as tea polyphenols, fixation preserves the inherent green color of the tea leaves while reducing their moisture content and softening them in the process.
The process involves applying external force to break and lighten the tea leaves, rolling them into strips and reducing their volume while disrupting their structure. Additionally, some tea juices are extruded and adhere to the surface of the leaves, significantly enhancing the tea's flavor intensity.
Piling is a unique process in the production of ripe Pu-erh tea. The rolled tea leaves are piled up, generating heat and promoting microbial growth. This results in the degradation and mellowing of the tea, while the color oxidizes to a deep red.
Drying is the final step in the initial processing of tea leaves. It involves evaporating excess moisture, deactivating enzyme activity, and halting enzymatic oxidation. This process also promotes thermochemical reactions within the tea leaves, enhancing their aroma and flavor.