Koo Cha Pan Tou Cha 2oz. Pouch

AVAIBLABLE IN @OZ. POUCH ONLY, NOT ELIGIBLE FOR BULK DISCOUNT

Koo Cha in Mandarin, \means “to press,” “to close,” or “to catch,” and “cha” means “tea.” Together, literally means “pressed tea” or “tea caught,” which might be a poetic or descriptive term for a type of tea or a tea-related product. Pan (means “plate,” “dish,” or “cake” in Chinese, often used in the context of tea cakes or pastries. Tou Cha – “Tou” (沱) refers to a type of tea cake shape, and “cha” \means “tea.” “Tou Cha” is a well-known category of Pu-erh tea cakes made in a compressed, round shape, often used in Yunnan, China.

One tou cha make 16 ounces of tea. May be resteeped twice.

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Caffeine:70-90m,g/8oz cup