Numi Organic Emperor's Pu-Erh Tea Bags Case of 96

Numi's Organic Emperor's Pu-Erh Tea is a traditional black tea with a deep, bold body that is smooth and earthy, accented by hints of malt. Harvested from old-growth trees in Yunnan province, China, the tea undergoes microbial fermentation and oxidation after drying and rolling, resulting in a caffeinated beverage that serves as an energizing alternative to coffee. This case contains 96 tea bags, organized as six boxes of 16 individually wrapped, commercially compostable bags made from manila hemp cellulose.

For hot tea, steep one bag in boiling water for 4-5 minutes; it is strong enough to pair with milk yet mild enough to enjoy alone. For iced tea, steep two bags in boiling water, cool, and serve over ice. Cold brewing involves steeping four bags in three cups of cold water for 8-10 hours in the refrigerator, yielding a bright, never-bitter flavor. The tea bags include tags made from 100% recyclable materials and are wrapped in soy-based ink overwrap with 85% post-consumer recycled content.

This product is certified organic, gluten-free, non-GMO, halal, kosher, and keto-friendly. It is suitable for cafes, coffee shops, or breakrooms requiring a retail-sized case of quality tea bags that emphasize sustainability and fair labor verification.

Product Specifications

Quantity: 96/Case

Shipping Weight: 1.02 lb.

Caffeination: Caffeinated

Features: Commercially Compostable Gluten-Free Halal Keto Kosher Non-GMO Organic

Flavor: Pu-Erh

Flavor Type: Tea

Package Size: 16 Count

Package Type: Bags

Tea Type: Black Tea Hot Tea

Total Case Size: 96 Tea Bags

Type: Tea Bags

Traditional Pu-Erh tea with a deep, bold body that is smooth and earthy with hints of malt

Organic, Fair Labor Verified, Non-GMO, and gluten-free

Brew hot or brew cold: Steep tea bags in boiling water for 4-5 minutes or cold water for 8-10 hours

Contains 6 boxes of 16 individually wrapped and commercially compostable tea bags

Retail size box is perfect for self-service stations at cafes, coffee shops, or in breakrooms