Honey Charm Sheng Pu-erh Cake (2025)

Honey Charm Sheng Pu-erh Cake (2025)

8g (1 pouch)
$6.25
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Honey Charm Sheng Pu-erh Cake (2025)

Honey Charm Sheng Pu-erh Cake (2025)

$6.25
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Ban Zhang Spring Harvest • 2022–2024 Pressing

Crafted from spring leaves harvested between 2022 and 2024 in the renowned tea region of Ban Zhang, this young raw Pu-erh captures the bold vitality of the mountains while revealing an unexpectedly deep honeyed sweetness.

Aroma

At the very first pour, a wild rock-honey fragrance rises from the cup — vivid, mineral, and naturally sweet, as if released from within the cake itself.

Texture & Taste

The liquor moves smoothly across the palate and down the throat, dense yet fluid.
Its sweetness unfolds gradually, like morning dew dripping from a honeycomb — luminous, clear, and penetrating.

Finish

A long, persistent returning sweetness lingers along the teeth and cheeks for up to forty-five minutes.
Rich and mellow, it settles like aged raw honey gently coating the throat.

Tasting Experience

Opening – As the tea awakens, wild mountain honey bursts from the leaves.
Sip – The liquor glides down the throat, like honeycomb releasing morning dew.
Aftertaste – Lingering sweetness endures, deep and enveloping, like aged honey sealing the finish.

Brewing Guide

What You’ll Need

  • 5–8g Raw Pu-erh tea
  • 100–150ml Gaiwan or small teapot
  • 100°C / 212°F water
  • Fairness Cup (optional)
  • Teacups

1. Warm the Teaware

Pour boiling water into the gaiwan and cups to warm them.

Discard the water.

Warming enhances aroma and stabilizes brewing temperature.

2. Add the Tea

Add 5–7 grams of Raw Pu-erh into the warmed gaiwan.

Gently place the lid on top and let it rest for ~30 seconds.

The warmth of the vessel will begin to awaken the leaves.

3. Aroma Appreciation

Lift the lid and bring it close to your nose.

Take a slow breath.

4. First Brew(No need to rinse)

Pour the water gently along the inner wall of the gaiwan, allowing it to flow down rather than directly hitting the leaves.

Steep for 10–15 seconds, then pour out completely.

5. Subsequent Infusions

Continue pouring along the wall of the gaiwan.

From the second infusion, add hot water and decant immediately.

When the flavor begins to soften, increase each infusion by 5 seconds.

Example rhythm:

  • 2nd–5th: immediate pour
  • 6th: 5 seconds
  • 7th: 10 seconds
  • 8th: 15 seconds
    …and so on.

This Raw Pu-erh can be steeped ~9-10+ times.

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