Starting from a base of the Emperor’s Tea, we’ve created an infusion that will help you in the struggle to maintain your figure, and what’s more, tastes delightful.
Forget about holding your nose to choke down a medicinal concoction. Try our Yunnan Pu-Erh Tea with Ginger, Cinnamon and no added aromas.
You will love it and (if you eat well, exercise, and live a healthy lifestyle…) you’ll definitely slim down.
Technical Notes
Ingredients
Pu-Erh Tea, Cinnamon and Ginger Root.
Strong Strength
Preparation Suggestion
Use 2 teaspoons per cup and brew for 4 minutes in fresh hot water at 194ºF using a filter or infuser.
Tin Contents
Loose-leaf tea.
3.53 ounces (40-50 cups).
Tasting Notes
Dry Leaves
The brown colours of the Pu-Erh and cinnamon stand out, with hints of ginger. Regular grain size. It’s spiced aroma compensates for the characteristic scent of the Pu-Erh.
Tea Liquor
Dark brown colour with reddish tones, practically opaque. The typical earthy bite of Pu-Erh, in the middle sweetness of the cinnamon, finishing with the mildly spicy note from the ginger.
Wet leaves
Bright brown colour with flecks of ginger. Intense aroma of cinnamon and ginger.
Body
Full-bodied, with a fine texture.
Astringency
Low.
Ingredients
Pu-Erh Tea
A tea originating in the Chinese province of Yunnan. Known as Emperor’s Tea, it’s characterized by undergoing a fermentation stage in post-production. It’s highly valued due to the belief that it induces the elimination of toxins by stimulating hepatic function and accelerating the metabolism, which assists the elimination of fat.
Cassia Cinnamon
A spice with an intoxicating aroma that was traditionally attributed with aphrodisiac effects and used as an extraordinary condiment. It’s highly recommended for circulatory issues as its an anticoagulant, anti-thrombosis and helps control blood glucose levels.
Ginger Root
Its often said that it’s the root of the plant of the same name when in reality its an underground rhizome. Highly appreciated for its aroma, strong and spicy taste. Ginger infusions stimulate gastric juices, improving nutrient absorption and aiding weight loss. It’s attributed many properties, in particular analgesic, antihistamine, digestive and sudorific.
Nutritional Information
Typical values per 100 ml of brewed infusion.
Energy 7 kJ / 2 kcal
| Fat, | < 0,1 g |
| of which saturates | < 0,1 g |
| Carbohydrate, | 0,3 g |
| of which sugars | < 0,1 g |
| Fibre | 0,1 g |
| Protein | < 0,1 g |
| Salt | < 0,1 g |
