Sho (Ripe) Pue’r 2003
Orange Lily Flower 
 
Experience the deep, dark, earthy, and grounded flavor of our Ripe Pu’er loose leaf tea, made from fermented camellia sinensis plants grown in Yunnan, China. This exquisite blend is crafted entirely from buds and small leaves, ensuring a rich and authentic taste.
Enhancing the Pu'er tea's unique profile, we've artfully mixed in orange lily flowers, renowned for their beauty-enhancing properties. These flowers are believed to firm the skin, reduce the appearance of wrinkles, soothe the throat and lungs, alleviate cough, and clear heat in the heart.
For the ultimate enjoyment, brew this remarkable tea hot at 95-100°C, allowing its flavors to unfold and delight your senses fully.
Enjoy a cup of this delightful tea and immerse yourself in its captivating aroma and taste.
 
Steeping Instructions:
A water temperature of 100 °C - 212 °F recommended for the stepping processes; unlike some other teas, boiling water does not damage the health and nutritional properties of Lily tea.
Take 5-8 grams of leaves depending on the size of the teapot. If you're drinking tea alone and you don't want too many resteeps, then you may reduce the amount to 3-4 grams.
Applying a 2-3 second rinse once or twice. This may remove any impurities if there are, and prepare the leaves for a better first steep.
Steep for 10 seconds using water at maximum temperature. Sho Pue'r teas are very forgiving when it comes to preparation. They're hard to oversteep, as in, they won't easily become bitter. Thus, you can adjust the steeping time depending on your preferred intensity.
Pour the tea in a fairness cup. Make sure there's no tea left in the teapot, or the next brew may become untasty. Remove the lid and let the steam come out, until you use it for the next steep.
Serve in small tea tasting cups. Small tea cups allow the tea to cool down faster

More info in orange Lily Flower:
Moisten the throat and lungs
This caffeine-free tea not only tastes great but also is renowned for its healing and wellness boosting properties. Originating from the Fujian province of China, Lily tea can work wonders on stubborn coughs and chest ailments thanks to its ability to moisten the throat and lungs. If you are looking for a natural way to alleviate such symptoms, then this is one form of medicine you are highly likely to enjoy taking.

Improve skin condition
In addition to its therapeutic qualities, this orange flower tea can help improve not only your health but also your appearance. This is down to the revitalising properties of Lily flower tea, which have long been known by the cosmetics industry. Due to this it is not uncommon to find it listed as an ingredient in many effective high-end beauty products. The reason for this is that Lily tea has a long tradition as use as a natural supplement for firming the skin and reducing the appearance of wrinkles of those who regularly drink and consume it.

Clear heat and calm the spirit
Some advocates of this orange flower tea even report that is has the power to clear the heat of the heart and calm the spirit; although we will leave that for you to decide. With that being said, this natural tea is often recommended as a drink for lowering body heat in those who are suffering from this ailment and seeking an unconventional solution to the problem.