About Nannuo:
Nannuo loose leaf is one of our rarest old growth puer teas. Nannuo Mountain has an elevation of 5,200 feet above sea level and is the site of some of the oldest and largest planted tea trees which grow side by side with the wild plants of the forest. The oldest of these trees is the 800-year-old “King of Tea Trees.”
The Hani people live in a village of 560 households. They are descendants of the ancient Qiang people, a nomadic tribe from the Qinghai-Tibet plateau. They are famous in Xishuangbanna for their tea-harvesting and producing abilities.
Ingredients: Old growth tea leaves.
Flavor Profile:
A very fragrant tea with a mellow yet long-lasting flavor and a honey-like sweet aftertaste.
Brewing Instructions:
Every tea is different and can be brewed in different ways. The chart below is not a hard-and-fast guide for brewing this tea, but rather a place to get started. Steeping time may vary based on your personal taste or on how many infusions have already been done. Experiment with the brewing of your tea to discover its unique character.
| Water Temp °F (°C) | Steep Time (minutes) | Number of Infusions | Quantity of Leaf (tsp / 8oz water) |
| 200°F (93°C) | 3 | 4-5 | 1-2 |
