Jesse's Teahouse Pu'er Tea Oranges

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Jesse’s Teahouse: Pu'er Tea Oranges

What is a Pu'er Tea Orange?

Tea Oranges are a new spin on a traditional tea. Aged Pu'er tea is packed inside tiny dried oranges. The flavor is deep and earthy, but with a light fruit fragrance from the orange which smoothly melds with the aged pu'er flavor.

Tea Oranges are great for all-day drinking, since one orange can be steeped again and again.

THE TEA

Each box contains:

8-Year Aged Pu'er Tea Oranges x10

(10 10-gram tea oranges, about 4 ounces)

These Pu'er Tea oranges are some of the best available outside of China.

The pu'er tea is aged 8 years and comes from Yunnan Province, and is smooth and earthy.

The oranges are "Heavenly Horse" aged peels from Xinhui, known as the best orange peels for tea-mixing.

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VALUE AND QUALITY

Jesse's Teahouse started because Jesse realized the quality and value of the tea directly from the Beijing Tea Market was so much higher than what could be easily found in the States -- and around the world.

Jesse contacted his tea friends, they shipped their best teas to him, and he sends them to you. That's it!

These teas are high quality and can be re-steeped multiple times! Each serving makes between 4-8 cups of tea, so at around $.50 a cup, you get top quality Chinese teas at a price that you can enjoy every day.

NOT JUST TEA, TEA CULTURE

Jesse believes the key to making good tea is to help his Chinese tea friends share not just their best teas, but the best ways to make the teas.

That's why each box comes also comes with an info card that tells you:

Tea Origin
Steep Temperature
Steep Time
Directions for both teapot steeping and gaiwan steeping

All Jesse’s Teahouse Tea Friends (that’s you now!) also get access to private YouTube videos where Jesse and his Chinese tea friends show you how to make the teas and explain the tea-making process.

The links are on QR codes on the back of the info card included in the tea box.

Don't Forget Your Tea Pets!

In Chinese Gongfu Tea Tradition, Tea Pets accompany you at teatime and you "raise" them by feeding them tea! Check out the tea pets at the bottom of this page.

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