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Pu'er Tea Little Green Mandarin Tea with Orange Peel (ChenPi)

A traditional Chinese tea preparation pairing aged or ripe Pu'er tea with a small green mandarin or tangerine shell. The tea has a deep earthy, mellow flavor balanced by bright citrus, aromatic peel and gentle sweetness. It contains caffeine.

Traditionally used for

Fatigue,Indigestion, Bloating, Post-meal heaviness

Potential benefits

Alertness, digestive comfort, post-meal tea ritual, antioxidant, warming aromatic wellness

Ingredients

Pu'er tea leaves (Camellia sinensis), dried green mandarin peel (Citrus reticulata), aged citrus peel is known as ChenPi

Origin

Yunnan, China

How it is traditionally prepared

1 small stuffed mandarin or 1 tsp Pu'er/8–10 oz water at 195–205°F (90–96°C), rinse briefly if desired, then steep 3–5 minutes. Can be reinfused several times.

Cautions and who should avoid it

Contains caffeine. Citrus peel may aggravate reflux in sensitive individuals. Caffeine may cause insomnia, anxiety or palpitations in sensitive people.

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