UNITY Tibetan Dark Tea
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7g 100ml
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Ya'an Zang Cha

Nari Tea · UNITY Tibetan Dark Tea

Mochi, Walnut, Smooth
Origin
Sichuan, China
Cultivar
Harvest
2022

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This Tibetan Dark Tea presents a delightfully smooth and rich character, reminiscent of mochi with its comforting texture. Underlying notes of earthy walnut provide a grounded complexity, leading to a satisfying and deeply contemplative brew.

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What does UNITY Tibetan Dark Tea taste like?
UNITY Tibetan Dark Tea is a dark from Sichuan, China. This Tibetan Dark Tea presents a delightfully smooth and rich character, reminiscent of mochi with its comforting texture. Underlying notes of earthy walnut provide a grounded complexity, leading to a. It falls in the "Mochi, Walnut, Smooth" flavor archetype.
How do you brew dark tea?
Dark tea (including pu-erh) is best brewed at 95-100°C (203-212°F) with boiling water. Rinse the leaves once before the first infusion. Gongfu style: 5-7g per 100ml, 10-20 second steeps, yielding 10-20+ infusions.
Where does UNITY Tibetan Dark Tea come from?
UNITY Tibetan Dark Tea is a dark sourced from Sichuan, China. It is made from the Lao Chuan Cha cultivar. This batch is from the 2022 harvest.
How much does UNITY Tibetan Dark Tea cost?
UNITY Tibetan Dark Tea is available from Nari Tea starting at $9.00 ($0.15/gram). A 50g bag would yield approximately 8 gongfu sessions, making each session roughly $0.88.
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