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Gān Jiě Chá

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Gan Jie Cha — aromatic citrus tea: from refreshing blends to aged pu-erh inside a mandarin.

$480 MXN · 100 g · approx.

Weight
100 g
Region
China
Caffeine
Medium

Gan Jie Cha (柑桔茶, gān jie chá) is a general term for Chinese teas with added citrus: from tea packed inside a dried mandarin or orange to blends with peel and slices. Depending on the tea base (pu-erh, black, green, etc.) and processing method, the taste varies from rich earthy with citrusy freshness to light floral with a sour note. Especially popular are the ‘Xiao Qing Gan’ (small green mandarin with shu pu-erh) and ‘Da Hong Gan’ (large red mandarin with tea) formats.

Single-origin tea in a 100 g tin. Read the full article in the encyclopedia.

The leaf, brewed

The aroma is dominated by bright citrus peel, complemented by deep earthy, woody, and sweet dried-fruit notes of pu-erh; the taste is rounded, with a delicate sourness and a long, warming aftertaste.

Brewing

A method, not a recipe.

Water temp
100°C
Ratio
5 g / 100 ml
Time
enjuague + 15 s
Infusions
6–8