[mi-nee bing cha]
The Mini Bing Cha shou pu'er tea leaves, processed in Southwest China province of Yunnan, are pressed into miniature coin shapes, called “bing,” resembling little suns. It requires a longer than average time to steep, producing an infusion almost as dark as coffee. The first sip is often a surprise, but then the earthy, authentic taste emerges with a mellow finish that leaves the drinker eager for the next sip. A rare delicacy for gourmets.
Each Mini Bing Cha disk is sold for $2.00.
