Junmeijia Commercial Large Tea Bags: Chrysanthemum Pu-erh Tea Bags (1 bag contains 24 bags)

Name: Chrysanthemum Pu-erh Tea Bag
Contents: 24g x 24 packets (1 packet)
Ingredients: Tea pods (tea bags)
Origin: #China (Pu'er) Taiwan (Chrysanthemum)
Flavor: Tea aroma
Retention period: 2 years
Pesticide testing: #SGS tested and passed.
Nutrition labeling: No nutrition labeling required.

Carefully selected #Pu-erh tea# tea corners, specially made #large tea bags
Suitable for #business use, or a #party essential.
#Tea for restaurants, #Large barrels of tea
Whether it's a beverage shop or a coffee shop!

This Pu'er tea has been stored for over 20 years.
The tea shavings that were sifted out,
Smooth texture
The aroma is mellow and mild.

In addition, the natural fragrance of Taiwanese chrysanthemums

It pairs very well with the dry mouth caused by Pu-erh tea.

Pu-erh tea lovers should definitely not miss this!

Product Specifications: 24g*24 packs
Water volume for brewing: 1500-2000cc
Origin: Made in Taiwan, raw materials from Yunnan, China

Brewing instructions: (Do not add water or ice before drinking)
1. Take 1500cc of hot water and put in a tea bag.
2. Let it sit for 6-8 minutes, then add 100-120 grams of sugar.
3. Ready to drink

Method 2: (Do not add water or ice before drinking)
1.1. Take 1500cc of hot water and put in a tea bag.
2. Let it sit for 6-8 minutes, then add 100-120 grams of sugar.
3. Add ice cubes to bring the water volume to 2000cc.
4. Ready to drink

For commercial milk tea: (Water and ice will be added before drinking)
1. Take 1000 ml of water and put in a tea bag.
2. Let it stand for 6-12 minutes, then add 80-120g of sugar.
3. Pour the tea into the tea container!
4. If you want it hot,
Fill the cup halfway with tea, add 1/3 milk, and then add hot water to the rest.
If you want it iced,
Fill the cup halfway with tea, add 1/3 milk, and then add ice cubes to the rest.

Additionally, zero pesticide detection was found in chrysanthemums from Tongluo, Miaoli, Taiwan.
Special chrysanthemum pu-erh tea bags,
Sweet taste
Chrysanthemums taste even better when paired with Pu-erh tea!