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Loose sheng pu-erh tea 25-1000g.
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2011 Yi Wu Gu Hua
Autumn harvest 2011 from Yi Wu arbor trees pressed into 2kg brick fitted in bamboo made basket. Very settled and sweet taste with touch of plums with very first infusion. Clean yellow tea soup has an energy although not like fresh autumn teas.
USD 7.80In Stock2017 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 4.96In Stock2017 Gu Shu Huang Pian
If you think that tea farmers are drinking their very good gu shu cha with the lunch or dinner, you are wrong. The "huang pian" yellow leafs which being selected out from pu-erh tea after all processing are used as daily drinker for farmers. This one particularly is a selection from old tea trees. And it does have some deep notes of caramel and honey.
USD 4.18In 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.
USD 6.67In Stock2018 Zi Juan Sheng Pu-erh ( purple variety )
Purple variety sheng pu-erh from Pu'er area. This one is bit different from what we had back in 2017 and the 2019 one we also offer. The 1 year storage in Simao has done it's job on transformation and the original herbal notes has been almost replaced by sweet fruit / dark plum with touch of wild mushrooms. Not the wet storage but certain characteristics...
USD 5.67In Stock2016 Kun Lu Shan - Xiao Qiao Mu
Spring harvest from small arbor trees growing on the slopes of Kun Lu mountain. Despite of the young age of arbor trees the tea soup is not bitter or astringent. Sweet front taste of "mei zi" with slow "hui gan" after makes this tea very easy drinker. Tea leafs from this area are usually used for mixing with Xi Gui to achieve lower price of such an...
USD 8.51In Stock2018 Lincang Young Arbor
Spring harvest from around 70 years old arbor trees growing on elevation in approx of 1800m. Smoky notes are in present due to the traditional processing for that area, "sheng jing" sweetness appears in moderate way then slight "hui gan" aftertaste also shows up eventually. We just took couple of kilos out of curiosity to see how it will taste on Kunming...
USD 5.67In Stock2018 Pa Sha Da Shu
Spring harvest from big arbor tea trees growing on Pasha mountain. This is indeed very expensive tea material which is hard to pick.The fruity flavor scope would be quite similar to the regular Qiao Mu we also sell , with differences in bitterness and astringency, which is less than in tea from young arbors. Tea also holds more steepings and has deeper...
USD 24.11Out of stock2018 Mei Zi Qing - gu hua
1 Review(s)Autumn harvest from small village near to the Myanmar borders in approx 1800m alt. The tea production is very limited there due to the steep hills around and only small area is covered by young arbor tea trees ( 70-150 y ). Surprisingly this autumn sheng pu-erh hold it's sweetness for good 8+ steps and also has "hui gan" to offer. Very good price compare...
USD 4.40In Stock2019 Lao Wu Shan - huang pian
Old yellow leaves from arbor tea trees growing on Lao Wu Shan mountain. Sweet tea liqour with vegetal and floral and notes of green apple skin which can be gained with extending a steeping time. The old yellow tea leafs can be brewed in gaiwan , teapot or even being boiled in cattle as tea farmers do. These huang pian are missing typical smokey notes...
USD 2.13In Stock2018 Mei Zi Qing - Lao huang pian
Old Yellow tea leafs of autumn harvest from small village near to the Myanmar borders in approx 1800m alt. The tea production is very limited there due to the steep hills around and only small area is covered by young arbor tea trees ( 70-150 y ). Notes of flowers and honey in the pitcher reminding Yiwu teas. Very good price compare to marketing...
USD 2.84In Stock2017 Xia Guan Sheng Puerh - loose
On one of our tea trips we were lucky to get into the tea production area where mao cha for Xiaguan is processed and stored before being pressed. We have obtained a little for us to learn and for our customers who are XG fans , to try. Typical smokey notes right after the first infusion.
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