SHU PUERH “KING OF QI” – 15 Years (357g)
$111.00
EFFECT:
- High concentration
- Calm presence
- Silent power
- 15-year aged, grounding, dark & smooth, fermented, meditative
- Yunnan origin, stone-pressed, deep Qi energy
DESCRIPTION:
Aged for 15 years in Yunnan, this premium Shu Puerh is a deep, meditative tea known for its grounding energy and smooth body. “King of Qi” is rich, earthy, and subtly sweet — a tea that brings you into stillness while revitalizing your inner strength.
Its long fermentation process has mellowed any sharpness, leaving behind a velvety texture and a comforting warmth that lingers with every sip. Ideal for evening sessions, emotional reset, or after a heavy meal.
A Story from the Mountains:
Long ago, a wandering monk came across an old tea master in the misty hills of Yunnan.
The monk asked, “What is the most powerful tea?”
The master smiled and handed him a dark, aged cake.
“This one,” he said. “It doesn’t shout. It listens.”
Health Benefits & Effects
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Supports digestion – helps gently cleanse and balance the gut after meals
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Reduces stress & anxiety – known for calming the nervous system
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Regulates energy (Qi) – deeply grounding, centers the body and mind
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Promotes circulation – warms the body and improves blood flow
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Natural detox – assists in removing internal dampness
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No caffeine spikes – steady, mellow energy without overstimulation
Advice from the TEA DAO Family:
Drink “King of Qi” when life feels heavy or chaotic. Let it guide you back into quiet strength — rooted, calm, and aware.
BENEFITS:
Black tea contains natural antioxidants that may support cardiovascular health. Black tea offers antioxidants that may support cardiovascular health.
Tea making instructions
The first brew is traditionally rinsed with a small amount of water, which is then discarded. This guideline serves as a foundation—feel free to experiment and discover your perfect brewing method.
Chinese Brewing Method
(volume 150-180ml)
Shu Puer
8-10 g
5” 10” 20” 25” 35” 40” 45” 60”
7-8 times
100°C
Shen Puerh (green)
4-5 g
5” 10” 20” 25” 30” 40” 60”
7-10 times
80-85°C
Red tea
5-6 g
5” 10” 20” 35” 55”
5-7 times
90-95°C
Dark oolongs
4-5 g
5” 10” 15” 20” 35” 50”
5-7 times
90-95°C
Light oolongs
3-5 g
5” 10” 15” 20” 30” 45” 60”
6-8 times
85-90°C
White tea
5-7 g
30” 60” 120” 180”
5 times
75-80°C
Green tea
3-4 g
5” 10” 15” 20” 30” 45” 60”
6-7 times
75-80°C
