2016 Chenpi Pu-erh Cake – Qizi Bing with Tangerine Peel | Rich in Probiotics & Supports Digestion

Aged Gracefully – A Classic Tea Cake for Deep Nourishment & Stillness

 

The Elements: 【💧 Water】

Caffeine Level: Medium-Low

Benefits of the Tea:

• Warms the Kidneys & Supports Vitality
• Soothes Digestion & Promotes Fluid Balance
• Calms the Mind & Anchors the Spirit

Time-Honored Harvests: This 2016 Chenpi Pu-erh Cake is a distinguished Qizi Bing made from aged ripe Pu-erh tea and fragrant tangerine peel. Originating in Yunnan and Xinhui respectively, these two ingredients are stone-pressed into a classic round cake, combining depth, comfort, and tradition in every brew.

Glowing Ruby Tea Liquor: The tea infuses into a rich ruby-red liquor, exuding a warm earthy aroma from the ripe Pu-erh, mingled with the soft citrus-medicinal scent of the tangerine peel. The fragrance is grounding and gently invigorating.

Silky Smooth & Mildly Sweet: With its smooth texture and subtle, lingering sweetness, this tea gently warms and nourishes the body—ideal for calm moments or post-meal relaxation.

Hydration and Harmony: Traditionally used to warm the digestive system, nourish Qi, and regulate moisture in the body, this cake tea offers balance for both inner stillness and physical well-being.

Water Element Insight

• Organ: Kidneys & Bladder
• Emotion: Fear, Trust, Willpower
• Energy Direction: Downward, Anchoring, Deepening
• When out of balance: Cold limbs, Low Energy, Restlessness

As a Water Element tea, this Chenpi Pu-erh Cake replenishes essential energy and nurtures deep internal reserves. It's an ideal companion in cooler seasons or during restorative times.

Ingredients & Origin

• Ripe Pu-erh (2016) – Yunnan, China
• Xinhui Tangerine Peel – Guangdong, China

Stone-pressed Qizi Bing. No additives. Naturally aged.

How to Brew

Hot Brew: 5g / 95–100°C / 20–30 seconds first steep / Re-steep up to 7–9 times

Cold Brew: 6g / 500ml / Steep in fridge for 8–10 hrs

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is this tea associated with the Water Element?

• Water governs the kidneys, vitality, and the body's reserves. This tea gently nourishes internal energy and soothes both mind and body, reflecting Water's deeply restorative nature.

What is Qizi Bing?

• "Qizi Bing" refers to the traditional 357g compressed tea cake. It’s a classic format for aging and storage, favored by Pu-erh connoisseurs.

Is it suitable for daily drinking?

• Yes! Its smoothness and low caffeine make it gentle enough for daily use, especially after meals or during periods of rest and reflection.

💧 Embrace Stillness – Replenish Your Depth