Prince Of Peace Tea Premium Pu-erh Tea, 100 teabags

The tea in itself is great. Though it's slightly Earthy Taste may not be liked by all. On the other side, I happened to see this in US stores and the same thing costs $4 in there, but costs 8 times more in India. I am not sure if the duty and import charges are so high.

I love pu-ehr. These bags make it easy to make this tea in the mornings.

Prince of Peace Pu-Erh is a surprisingly solid everyday tea that delivers far more quality than its low price suggests. The flavor is earthy and smooth without the bitterness that many inexpensive pu-erh teas sometimes have, making it easy to drink daily. It brews consistently well, even if you’re not precise with water temperature or steeping time, which is great for people who just want a dependable cup. The aroma and body are mellow, relaxing, and feel especially satisfying after a heavier meal. While it won’t match the complexity of premium aged loose-leaf cakes, it offers an accessible way to enjoy authentic pu-erh without learning complicated tea preparation. The organic certification and clean ingredient list add confidence that it’s a good choice for regular consumption. Travelers and minimalist drinkers will appreciate that it comes in tea bags without sacrificing the classic pu-erh character. For anyone curious about pu-erh or seeking an affordable tea with real health and digestive benefits, Prince of Peace is an excellent value and an easy recommendation.

A very different tasting tea. Takes getting used to

Pu-Erh (in Mandarin) or Bo-Lei (in Cantonese) tea from POP (Prince of Peace) is really good. For the uninitiated, this type of tea is fermented dark tea known for its unique aging process. This tea is smooth and earthy. The notes are earthy and woodsy aromatic, it's rich but smooth on the tongue (no strong astringent feel). I have a 20 oz tumbler and use 2 tea bags cause I want it darker. It steeps for like 1 hr cause im driving to work and then I drink it in the office (you dont gotta wait that long) and it reminds me of when I drank this tea as a kid while eating dim sum in a restaurant. Some people have said, "oh its weak, or not strong or taste like nothing", are comparing it to tea like earl Grey and more pungent floral/citrus teas. This is an Asian tea, its comforting and known for its subtle notes, you're not going to smell it from like 3 to 5 feet away. POP gives you the quality without breaking the bank.