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The concept without pile fermentation (shu Lubao ). After withering,...
Spring purple varietal tea leaves Zi Ya harvested from medium size trees...
Traditionally wood fired Jianshui clay "Zhu Ren Bei" shape tea cup made...
Jianshui tea pot in Ji Zhong style, fired in kiln traditionally on...
Long Dan Handmade satin black Jianshui teapot in shape of Dragon Egg ,...
Very thin and light , around 100g " ( weigh in hand without plate )...
White clay, handmade double fired "Qin Quan" - The Power of Qin Dynasty...
Spring harvest 1 tip 1-2 leaves from plantations on Bang Lang Shan...
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Puer is located in south part of Yunnnan and it's also called Simao ( mostly by locals ).
From around a thousand years ago the Ancient Tea Route was a trade link
from Pu'er to India via Tibet. The other one to the central China.
That time all tea transfer by land was done by horses.
普洱
Puer is located in south part of Yunnnan and it's also called Simao ( mostly by locals ).
From around a thousand years ago the Ancient Tea Route was a trade link
from Pu'er to India via Tibet. The other one to the central China.
That time all tea transfer by land was done by horses.
Spring leafs and buds from Ai Lao Shan mountain area altitude around 2000m.The medium-light fermented tea is rich and sweet, it is outstanding for unique flavor of the fresh walnuts and mild Hui Gan. This is 2nd pressing batch (same material from 2016 but this one was pressed in 2019 ). So was stored in loose 3 years in producers storage.
Crystal clear ruby red tea liquor is rich and sweet! No any weird wet or dry notes in present give sign of very good storage. The caramelo-walnutty scent from the hot gai wan lid will tell you about the unique fermentation. As a vintage shu it needs few infusions to start releasing real "juice" which has some woody notes due to the Kunming storage , but...
Woody and smoky aroma with very slight wet notes which tells about previous Simao storage and give specific overall body to this decent shu pu from Longsheng company. Although material is obviously nothing impressive , still can get few medium-rich infusions with sweet aftertaste and noticeable smokey notes. This could be very good daily drinker for those...
Shu puerh from Simao ( Pu'er ) tea factory where it was stored till 2022. This is the type of shu which is very suitable for blending as an additional "spice" to the general boring grade. Clean bitter dark chocolate and caramel notes in aftertaste with thick feel. As usual for gong ting grade , short but abundant infusions. We recommend to try mix with...
Shu pu-erh fermented in Pu'er ( Simao ). As typical for shu pu-erhs produced from the area , clean and medium fermented tea leafs from the bushes of varietal " jin pu hao" release walnutty aroma. Some woody notes which are more noticeable in lighter infusions. You will get a dark chocolate bitter touch with harder infusions , which might be welcomed by...
First grade of Shu puerh from semi large Pu'er tea factory. Medium fermentation of leaves harvested from their plantations. Typical chocolate walnut notes are also in aroma of brewed tea leaves. Well and clean production without any overwhelming wo dui aroma and taste. This shu is very soft and not like old style smoky Menghai !
Dark fermented shu puerh from zi ya purple variety tea leafs growing in Puer area . Hand rolled and pressed into the 6 - 8g dragon balls "long zhu". Ruby red dark tea liqour which starts to appear after 3rd steeping when leafs start to loosing up, and then it goes on and on and on, when eventually dark chocolate notes will fade away or you will just get...
Medium light fermented tea leaves of Bang Lang mountain plantations which is the part of the Ailao Shan. This cake represents typical taste of shu puerh from Puer area as you can expect from tea factories like Long Sheng. Caramel and walnuts would be the key notes emerging in brewed tea and so in taste in your cup. Without any deep soil earthy background...
Dark fermented leaves from small arbor tea trees hand pressed into the "long zhu" , which takes couple of infusions to open up and give out very dark tea soup of the wet wood ( but not musty ) with gentle "nuo mi" ( but not strong as actual nuomi puer is ) notes. It's that natural caramel-ish sweet nuo mi touch you get from deep fermented shu which you...
Blend of Yunnan shu puerh with Wuzhou shu liu bao tea , pressed into the 6g mini brick will, as the name suggests, releases a pitch black , soy sauce like liqour after around 3rd infusion when leaves loosen up. Very strong , earthy and bitter tea has noticeable basement notes originating from the aged Liubao in combination with creamy and thick...