Yunnan Puer Great Weight Loss Tea

Specifications 1.Yunnan ripe puer tea

2.great function in weight loss and digestion

3. factory price

4.HACCP, ISO certificates

Big leaf Yunnan Puerh Tea       1. appearance:  brown and smooth, more tender bud revealed, clean                         2.  Color: the reddish black, and pure tea soup , brings you fantastic feelings of a cup of tea.           3. the brewed leaves :  The brewed leaves  are very consistent and even.When touched with finger, the leaves are thick, soft and elastic.  this shows the great quality of our tea.              Great Weight Loss Founction     In traditional Chinese herbalism, pu-erh tea is considered to open the meridians, 'warm the middle burner' (the spleen and stomach) and be beneficial to 'blood cleansing' and digestion. For these reasons, it is often consumed after heavy meals or drunk as a hangover cure / preventative. Some studies have shown that pu-erh may lower cholesterol, lower blood pressure and increase metabolism. Pu-erh is occasionally touted as a 'diet tea.'    4. puer tea history:         puer tea history reveals a period of hard working, deligent ,  tough will of Yunnan people.       Puer tea comes mainly from Simao, Yunnan Province . Puer is the town where the trade of the tea happened. Transliterated from the Hani ethnic group, puer means village of cove, expressing a strong feeling of the warm home.     As early as the East Han Dynasty (25-220), local people began to grow puer tea. The legend says the seeds of puer tea were left by Zhuge Liang, the minister of the state of Shu during the three kingdoms period (220-280). He was an outstanding politician and military expert known for his use of tactics and strategies.   Puer tea comes mainly from Simao, Yunnan Province . Puer is the town where the trade of the tea happened. Transliterated from the Hani ethnic group, puer means village of cove, expressing a strong feeling of the warm home.     As early as the East Han Dynasty (25-220), local people began to grow puer tea. The legend says the seeds of puer tea were left by Zhuge Liang, the minister of the state of Shu during the three kingdoms period (220-280). He was an outstanding politician and military expert known for his use of tactics and strategies.     5. ripe puer page:       6. puer tea processing process       7. brewing steps