Wild Purple Tea
$11.99
Closely related to black tea, our Wild Purple Tea is crafted using a wild tree varietal that grows in the mountainous areas west of Mang Shi town in Dehong.
The aroma of tea is very strong and hints of eucalyptus and sugarcane. The mouth feel is incredibly complex and stimulating but never bitter or astringent. It is known to provide subtle but very noticeable cha qi and tranquil feelings.
An incredibly rare tea made entirely from first flush spring material.
- Calm | Concentration | Clarity
- Steep at 212oF for 4 Minutes
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Closely related to black tea, our Wild Purple Tea is crafted using a wild tree varietal that grows in the mountainous areas west of Mang Shi town in Dehong.
The aroma of tea is very strong and hints of eucalyptus and sugarcane. The mouth feel is incredibly complex and stimulating but never bitter or astringent. It is known to provide subtle but very noticeable cha qi and tranquil feelings.
An incredibly rare tea made entirely from first flush spring material.
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| Decaffeinated black tea blended with strawberry bits. Good hot or iced! |
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