Pu-erh tea cakes are the traditional method for producing high quality Pu-erh tea. These cakes are fermented for several years to develop a wonderfully earthy flavor profile with underlying woody notes. The leaves of the tea, once broken off the cake can be brewed a number of times. With each brewing, the flavor of the cup will have subtle shifts and changes. Harvest year 2014. Weighs 357g. Brewing Suggestions: We recommend 5 grams for 8 ounces of water. This tea can be steeped multiple times, 12-30 seconds in the first infusions, 2-10 minutes for subsequent infusions. Enjoy the subtle variations with each brew.

Switching from coffee to tea? Or are you a tea drinker looking for that authentic java flavor. Look no further - Java Bean Tea is the perfect tea for you! This pu-erh blend has real coffee with a hint of cocoa to give your palate the full range of coffee-inspired flavor.

This exquisite Pu-Erh tea cake was crafted in Yunnan Province, China by one of the top Pu-Erh producers. It brews a wonderfully rich cup with deep notes of earth, malt, and gentle musk. Pu-erh tea leaves can be brewed several times, and each cup will be smoother and more complex than the last. Weighs 357g. Brewing Suggestions: We recommend 5 grams for 8 ounces of water. This tea can be steeped multiple times, 12-30 seconds in the first infusions, 2-10 minutes for subsequent infusions. Enjoy the subtle variations with each brew.

This Pu-erh tea is aged inside a natural dried mandarin orange—fusing bold, earthy flavors with bright citrus notes. Simply crack open the dried orange, steep the leaves, and enjoy this interesting blend of fermented tea and natural citrus aromatics. Brewing notes: When brewing the tea, briefly rinse the leaves with hot water to awaken them.  There are a few options after that: Gongfu style. Brew 15-30 seconds, drink. Then add 10-15 seconds to each infusion. Repeat up to 10x12 time. Grandpa style. Brew the tea 3-5 minutes, then top off with hot water.  Use the entire orange for a large pot, but you can use smaller amounts for a smaller cup and store the rest as needed.

Orchard Spice Nectar combines rich Pu-erh tea with warming ginger and turmeric for a bold, comforting blend. Real fruit pieces and peach-forward flavors add a juicy sweetness, creating a smooth and flavorful cup. Enjoy it hot for a cozy sip or iced for a refreshing twist. A delicious way to make your tea time feel good from the inside out.

Enjoy the convenience of a single-serve Pu-erh Tuo Cha, molded into a neat little cake and infused with Semnostachya Menglaensis for a subtle sticky rice aroma that complements the deep, earthy character of aged pu-erh. Each tuo cha offers a balanced cup that highlights classic fermented tea notes with a gentle, toasty sweetness, perfect when you want a focused, ritual-style brew without extra fuss. Full brewing instructions: Place the tuo cha in a teapot or gaiwan and pour boiling water over it for about 15 seconds to rinse, then discard the rinse water. Refill with 8 oz of boiling water and steep 3 to 5 minutes, adjusting to taste. When the cup is down to roughly 1/3 left, top off with boiling water to continue sipping, this re-steep approach yields 3 to 4 enjoyable infusions. Serve it on its own to appreciate the layered flavors, or pair with dim sum, light pastries, or savory snacks. Store in a cool, dry place away from strong odors to preserve the tea's aromatic profile.

Like the fragrant air after rainfall, this aged Pu-erh tea has an earthy, complex flavor profile. Unlike traditional teas with 2 young leaves and a bud, Pu-erh uses 3-4 leaves and bud, yielding older, broader leaves suitable for the fermentation process. The longer Pu-erh is fermented, the smoother the flavor will be. Our Pu-erh 3 Year Aged is a fine specimen with a rich, velvety taste. When you brew a cup, remember to first 'rinse' the tea leaves by steeping in boiling water for 30 seconds and dumping the water. This unlocks the full flavor profile, and you can then brew many infusions from one serving of tea leaves.

Pu-Erh Superfruit is a combination of rich, earthy Pu-erh infused with a blend of blueberries, pomegranates, raspberries and strawberries.  It is one of the few Pu-erh blends than can go hot or iced. The infusion is a deep midnight color like other Pu-erh’s, with fruity undertones that balance Pu-erh’s earthiness.

Scottish Caramel Pu-erh combines a rich, earthy Pu-erh base with smooth caramel and warm butterscotch notes. A gentle almond aroma adds a subtle sweetness to the full-bodied cup. Enjoy it plain, with milk or oat creamer, or as a refreshing iced tea. It’s a comforting choice for mornings, afternoons, or after dinner.

Trugrit Energy Tea is a bold, energizing blend of black tea, Pu-erh, Purple Tea, green and roasted Yerba Mate, green coffee beans, and ground coffee. With several naturally caffeinated ingredients, it’s a robust choice for mornings, busy days, or whenever you need an extra lift. Originally inspired by Tim Ferriss’ Titanium Tea recipe, Trugrit puts our own flavorful spin on this high-energy blend.

The finished cup is superb, weaving sweetish layers that hint at musk, earth, damp moss, leaves after rain and subtle orchid leading to a light lingering finish – a stunning tea. (We put this one in the life-altering category!)

This Pu-erh tea cake goes through a special process of fermentation, aging, steaming, and compressing. It's characterized by a bright yellow infusion, sweet aroma, and mellow flavor profile. Pu-erh is excellent for digestion and balancing both cholesterol and blood sugar. Green Pu-erh is slightly more fresh in taste than most Pu-erh teas, and brews a revitalizing cup. Weighs 357g. Brewing Suggestions: We recommend 5 grams for 8 ounces of water. This tea can be steeped multiple times, 12-30 seconds in the first infusions, 2-10 minutes for subsequent infusions. Enjoy the subtle variations with each brew.