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Kokang
is capital of Shan state in Myanmar, It’s border with Yunnan province of China.
Kokang means Han people in Myanmar language,
and that is because Chinese (original from Yunnan Province)
people live there over 300 years.
Kokang just beside of Lincang, so there are very good tea trees as well.
Kokang
is capital of Shan state in Myanmar, It’s border with Yunnan province of China.
Kokang means Han people in Myanmar language,
and that is because Chinese (original from Yunnan Province)
people live there over 300 years.
Kokang just beside of Lincang, so there are very good tea trees as well.
Guogan ( Kokang ) There are 3 products.
2017 Guogan Qiao Mu - huang pian
The spring tea material (2nd flush) from arbor trees growing in Myanmar ( Burma ) in Kogan area. Gently sweet taste with touch plums reminding an autumn tea because of the huang pian which haven't been selected out from this "mao cha". Just slightly different from the 1st flush we also offer. No bitterness or astringency and the taste is really close to...
USD 4.90In Stock2016 Guogan Da Shu
1 Review(s)Early autumn harvest from big arbor trees growing in Myanmar ( Burma ) in Guogan area pressed into the 357g pu-erh cake and stored in Menghai one year, later in Kunming. This medium-light traditionally by stone pressed cake releases sweet pleasant tea soup with fruity notes leaving plummy-ish mouth feel with gentle sweet buzz under sides of the tongue.
USD 37.80In Stock2012 Guogan sheng puerh in bamboo
Around 500g of Guogan sheng pu-erh tea from small arbor trees hard pressed into the bamboo. Rich and bitter,astringent tea soup offers sweet "hui gan" in many complex ways. Strong taste of bitter leafs might put off the many puerh tea drinkers, but there is a hidden fruitiness behind it which we like and so put this one in our shop.
USD 9.80In Stock
