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Wild Tea Trees - Feng Qing Black Tea
Ye Sheng Hong from spring tea leafs...
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布朗山
Bulang mountain is located in the south-east part of County Menghai.
According to the history book records about 4000 years ago
the aboriginal people ( Bulang Minority)
started planting the tea trees. Until now ,the money made from the tea production
are still the main income for the locals.
There are few famous teas come from that mountain , like...
布朗山
Bulang mountain is located in the south-east part of County Menghai.
According to the history book records about 4000 years ago
the aboriginal people ( Bulang Minority)
started planting the tea trees. Until now ,the money made from the tea production
are still the main income for the locals.
There are few famous teas come from that mountain , like “Ban Zhang cha”, “ Lao Man E cha” .
Bu Lang Shan There are 7 products.
2012 Bu Lang Shan
Spring arbor tea leafs from Bulang mountain hard pressed into the cake in Man Xin Long village by small local tea manufacturer in 2012. Clean tea liquor with slight notes or roasted nuts is gentle bitter from beginning , then turns to pleasant sweet aftertaste "hui gan". Overall warming session with individual "qi" potential.
CNY 286.00In Stock2015 Bu Lang Hao Qing Bing
Spring arbor tea material from Bulang mountain processed in Man Xin Long village and pressed into cake by stone. Clean tea soup is sweet and woody with gentle touch of flowers notes and sweet dry fruits . You might experience slightly dry mouthfeel at the back of the tongue during the first infusions , but later it changes into the pleasant "hui gan"...
CNY 256.00In Stock2014 Hei Ma
"Hei Ma" - black horse. Spring tea material from small arbor tea trees growing on Bulang mountain and processed in Man Nuo village. Later pressed by stone in Menghai tea factory. Clean tea soup releases noticable honey aroma and has a sweet taste followed by warming "hui gan" aftertaste.
CNY 266.00Out of stock2017 Bu Lang Shan - autumn
The autumn harvest of small arbors and bush tea leafs from Bu Lang mountain. Tea soup is slightly bitter and sweet . Not as rich as spring leafs but it does last few infusions. Between 2-5 brewing you'll get most of fun, after that the time of steeping must to be extended each time. It's a good seasonal drinker for reasonable price.
CNY 47.00In Stock2013 Bu Lang Wang
" The King of the Bulang mountain " ...quite exaggerated name for the actual mix of Bulang and Lancang tea material, but must say this blend is successful. Bulang bitter small arbor leafs mixed with flowery scent of neighboring Lancang bush tea leafs material give nice overall body of tea liqueur. Nice fruity beginning with following refreshing sweet...
CNY 175.00Product available with different options2019 Bu Lang Shan
Spring harvest from bushes growing on the slopes behind remote village on Bu Lang mountain. Fully hand made including "rou nian" processing by local tea farmer's family. This year was particularly bad for harvest due to the dry season , so not much tea was harvested. Despite very basic and traditional way of processing the tea leafs have no sign of...
CNY 40.00In Stock2019 Lao Man E
Spring harvest from small arbor tea trees mixed with bushes growing on the slopes around Lao Man E village. This year was particularly bad for harvest due to the dry season , so not much tea was harvested. And so the prices have gone up for "mao cha". This batch still has some "huang pian" which is balancing very bitter taste for what this tea is so...
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