Shu pu-erh "Little Mouse" from 2020 is a pressed tea weighing 357 g with a soft, warm and harmonious character. With years of storage it has become rounder and calmer, but it has kept its density and pleasant sweetness.
This is the classic flavor of a mature shu pu-erh: a rich, thick and velvety infusion with no harshness. The tea is equally good for a quiet evening session and for everyday brewing.
Characteristics
- Type: shu pu-erh, pressed
- Year: 2020
- Weight: 357 g
- Region: Yunnan Province, China
- Flavor: dense, rounded, with notes of nuts and wood
Aroma and Taste
Dry leaf: an aroma of wood and nuts with a delicate sweetness.
Infusion: dark, thick and velvety; notes of nuts, wood, dried fruit and light cocoa open up in the cup.
Aftertaste: long and slightly sweet, leaving a feeling of warmth.
Why You'll Love It
- Warming and relaxing, good for the evening and cold weather.
- Suits those who value a soft, thick infusion and the classic flavor of shu pu-erh.
- Convenient for everyday tea: easy to brew and gives many infusions.
How to Brew
Gongfu brewing (short infusions; gaiwan or small teapot):
- carefully separate the amount you need from the cake
- rinse the leaf with boiling water and pour off the first water
- 5–7 g of tea per 150 ml, water at 95–100 °C
- the first infusions are 5–10 s, then gradually increase the time
Western-style brewing (teapot or large cup):
- 3–5 g of tea per 200 ml of water at 95–100 °C after the rinse
- steep for 3–5 min
Storage
Store the cake in a dry, ventilated place at room temperature, away from direct light, moisture and strong odors. Pressed shu pu-erh tolerates long storage well.





