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Double fired Man Sheng Jianshui teapot fully handmade on pedestal like...

Double fired pumpkin shaped Jianshui teapot fully handmade on pedestal...

Double fired Shi Piao shape Jianshui Zitao teapot made of mixed red...

Double fired Ban Yue ( half moon ) shape Jianshui Zitao clay teapot...

Single fired Xi Shi shape Jianshui Zitao clay teapot with hand painted...

Handmade from Jian Shui red clay "Hong Ni" which is rich in iron ,...

Handmade from Jian Shui red clay "Hong Ni" which is rich in iron ,...

Handmade from Jian Shui red clay "Hong Ni" which is rich in iron ,...
Mei Ren TianThis hand made mini size...
景东县
Jingdong is a part of the north side of Pu'er and it's a home of many different ethnic minorities , where the main one is Yi minority. Among the famous Jingdong tea mountains belong Ai Lao Shan and Wu Liang Shan. Tea mountains
with a quite long tea history.
景东县
Jingdong is a part of the north side of Pu'er and it's a home of many different ethnic minorities , where the main one is Yi minority. Among the famous Jingdong tea mountains belong Ai Lao Shan and Wu Liang Shan. Tea mountains
with a quite long tea history.
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哀牢山
The national reserve Ai Lao Shan is not really the famous tea mountain,
but still has plenty to offer in sense of good quality bush tree or small arbor tea material.
It’s located at mid of Yunnan province and tea plantations or tea gardens are mostly
located in the south part of the mountain where the tea trees age is around 100y.
无量山
Wuliang Mountain is the national nature reserve which is located at mid west of Yunnan Province
and stretching over the two counties Nanjian with Jingdong.
Large mountain is a combination of many high peaks and deep valleys inhabiting various types of wildlife.
Apparently animals like golden monkeys or Bengal tiger could be seeing there.
Of course apart of that, many tea trees are growing on the slopes of this mountain
covering area about 200 square kilometers.
The tea from Wuliang Mountain was exported in early 1920 to Myanmar with India.
文山顶
Wen Shan Ding is a tea area which located at Jinggu county of Pu er.
It was one of the main Pu-erh tea manufacturing location of history.
This is the place , where Dai and Yi minority live and picking the tea leafs from trees / bushes growing at 2200 m.alt.
Very clean and natural environment with suitable weather conditions
guarantee the good quality tea with rich flavours.
老乌山
Lao Wu Shan
is a part of the Wuliang mountain and it is located in the middle part of the Wuliang Shan, which all belong Puer area. Tea gardens on Laowu Shan are located between 2000 - 2200m alt. Tea production has roots since Tang dynasty there, when locals learned how to process the tea leafs of wild tea trees. Nowadays has evolved to the bigger scale cultivation and processing.
Spring tea leafs from arbor trees in Wu Liang mountain , processed by hand and pressed into medium press tea cake in Qi Li village by local master. Honey aroma from brewed tea leaves are combined with flowery notes when drinking and breathing out through your nose. Fruity base taste as part of the good ageing is present of course and sweet liqour...
Smoky notes will hit your taste buds within the first sip and will last during many infusions. Dark yellow tea liquor of vintage sheng pu will give you sweet lingering sensation on top of the tongue and bitter feeling under. The wrapper is ripped in some places because the old age so we provide additional protection of the cake.
Nice slightly bitter front taste will comfort your mouth with first sip. Golden yellow tea soup with pleasant bitter-sweet taste will start reveal its woody and light smoky notes during many infusions. Sweet mouth feel occurs right after the 2nd infusion. Nice vintage cake from early spring harvest of Wu Liang mountain.
Da Lao Wu is the name for this 200g medium pressed tea cake made of spring leafs from old arbor trees growing on Laowu Shan. Very mellow tea soup without any astringency or bitterness . Light sour touch from first sip will turn to intensive "sheng jing" buzzing around the tongue. After few cups "hui gan" will also show up and overall sweet mouth sensation...
Spring harvest from young and old arbor tea trees , which by locals is already called "gu shu". Very soft pressed cake with sweet and fruity , "sheng jing" lingers at the bottom of the tongue and back of the throat "hui gan" comes around eventually along with green apple skin notes. Can steep many times and longer infusions boost the sweetness without...
Spring harvest from young arbor tea trees growing around village Qian Jia Zhai. Takes good 2-3 infusions to convince this hand pressed ball spread inside the teapot or gaiwan and start to release it's goodness. Slight smokey notes are noticeable when leafs are hot but not much appears in taste itself. honey fragnance from cooled down gaiwan lid is very...
Spring harvest from arbor tea trees old growing on slopes Wu Linag Shan, only few kg of mao cha was harvested this year due to the very dry weather in all Yunnan. Chrysanthemum aroma which reflects also in taste in combination of slight fruity-citrusy notes which are typical for that area. Slowly but steady appearing "hui gan" with decent "sheng jing"...
Spring leafs from old arbor trees growing in Laowu Shan area and pressed into the 200g cake. Typical chrysanthemum notes in the pitcher and bitter sensation in throat after few infusions , which develops into sweet "hui gan". Maocha sourced back in 2019 from the same garden as always and pressed in late autumn. Taste the transformation in process by...
Blend of the very first harvest of spring leafs from old arbor trees with and young arbors growing in Laowu Shan area. This sheng puer is already on it's way of transformation from original flowery and citrus notes to the fruity ones with touch deep honey sweetness at the back of the troat and also in form of aroma when you breathe out. With further...
Spring leaves from small arbors growing on Da Jian mountain in Jing Dong. Wet leaf doesn't tell much about it's potential from aroma, but fruity taste appears in very first cup . Young age of tea trees get obvious in later steepings by it's astringent notes, but in overall very good daily drinker for young sheng puerh lovers for decent price.
Aroma of lavender and chrysanthemum will hit your nose receptors and will sit there for all session making you feel like being in the botanic garden. Deep sweetness with touch of honey and green apple skin and fresh mint. With harder infusion slight sour notes will appear, evoking saliva which turns to the sweetness railing tongue sides. Don't panic, just...
Sourced from same tea garden on Laowu Shan as every year. Mao cha from old tea trees medium pressed in small cake. Flowery aroma from the pitcher and so the notes in taste. First infusions give very fruity - plum taste accompanied with light sour touch revealing the wild varietal tea leafs ( from nearby growing tea trees ) which were blended in before...