TAETEAPuerh Tea Bags, Pu-erh Assorted Tea Sachets Pack with Aged Fermented Puerh Tea Loose Leaf 12 Bags (Rose)

It tastes well. You can taste the subtle aroma that this type of tea often has, but it doesn't have a strong aroma wafting out. I was suggested to pour all water out and start with the second by one of my co-workers. I shared some with him and he liked it (he is a huge tea person).

Delicious tea! Taste great with ice and honey

I really like this tea I am not new to this raw tea as my best friend is from Yunnan province so I had the luxury to have had some of the best from that region. I would say quality wise this tea is definitely top notch just wish the price is not as high too lol

Nice scent

I love all things tea and have many different teas. This flavored tea is a raw Jasmine Pu-erh tea (they spelled it pu'er on the box). I heard of Pu-erh tea (the ripe one) but never the raw variety.Based on my Internet research, the healthline site says "Raw pu-erh is made from non-fermented green tea leaves that were picked, quickly roasted, sun-dried and then steamed to be compressed into round disks called cakes. After which the cakes are aged until the tea's taste is properly transformed." The Mansatea site says, "Raw pu-erh can be aged upwards of 50 years or more. Younger raw pu-erh is aged anywhere from a few months to a few years, whereas aged pu-erh is generally aged anywhere from a decade to upwards of 50 years or more. Unlike raw pu-erh, ripe pu-erh goes through an accelerated aging process."Everything is in Chinese on the box except for the box bottom. There are images on the side to brew the tea at 90 degrees Celsius which is 194 Fahrenheit for 2-3 minutes. I brewed it at 195 and steeped the tea for 4 minutes. The amber brew was crystal clear and the aroma and flavor was definitely Jasmine with a subtle earthy undertone. This tea is really pleasant and satisfying. I definitely love it. The ingredients are Yunnan large-leaf sun-dried green tea and Jasmine.The box it comes in is supposed to open like a drawer but the bottom flap gets caught making it almost impossible to get to the tea without performing delicate surgery.  There are 12 high-end triangular tea bags in this box. Although there is no price shown on Amazon, I would expect they will be selling this for between $12 and $14 as an online price which is expensive but still competitive.

the tea tastes like some cough syrup. although orange peels are added but i don't taste it.

When it comes to tea, TAETEA is known for its various pu-erh tea.Created by the Yunnan TAETEA Group in 1940, the company has focused on Pu-erh (also spelled as Pu’er) tea for the last 80 years and the majority is made from the sun-dried tea of Yunnan big leaf with “Menghai Taste”.And for the majority of the tea I have tried from TAETEA, they are ALL loose leaf.But now they are offering sachet teas of various flavors and I had to try the TAETEA Tangerine Peel Ripe Pu-erh Tea and while I'm more of a loose leaf tea drinker, knowing the quality of TAETEA, I was willing to give their sachets a try.This tea uses TAETEA tangerine peel Pu-erh teabags using high-quality Guangdong Xinhui dried tangerine peel.Featuring a Menghai flavor, aged aroma, there is a noticeable difference in taste when hot and warm or even cold.I also tasted a bit of spice and the tangerine peel taste is a bit subtle.But I did like it, but I found the difference in temperature made the tea taste different when hot vs. warm.But I did enjoy this tea and you get 12 sachet tea bags.  Doesn't take long to make and I do recommend it!

Did not care for the rose flavor