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"Que She" - Sparrow’s Tongue , is the...
帕沙山
Pa Sha is an ancient village ( alt. 2000m ) of Hani minority
which still live in order of their own culture and communicate in original language.
Since millennium ago (Tang Dynasty), the locals planting and processing tea for living.
Apart of the young arbor trees the area is covered mainly by trees age between 300-600 years.
帕沙山
Pa Sha is an ancient village ( alt. 2000m ) of Hani minority
which still live in order of their own culture and communicate in original language.
Since millennium ago (Tang Dynasty), the locals planting and processing tea for living.
Apart of the young arbor trees the area is covered mainly by trees age between 300-600 years.
Tea material from arbor trees growing on Pa Sha mountain and processed in local village Zhong Zhai , later traditionally stone pressed into the cake in Menghai tea processing company. Medium hand processed by stone tea cake consists spring tea leafs plucked in 2015. Within the first infusion the powerful tea soup gives unusual taste of wild mushrooms (...
Mixture of small arbor and bush tea leafs of 2017 spring harvest start to give you sweet and bitter mouth sensation after 3rd infusion. Surprisingly "hui gan" is present in various steps and "sheng jing" comes around slowly and in week form. This cake has a very good potential for storage.
3 x 25g and 1 x 12g samples set of sheng pu-erh from different places / mountains but same year of production ( 2017 ) , to give a tea drinker an opportunity compare the "taste of the location". Areas: Lincang - 2018 Xiao Hu Sai , Xishuangbanna ( Menghai area ) - 2017 Pa Sha Xiao Qiao Mu , Xishuangbanna ( Yiwu area ) - 2017 Yi Wu Da Shu , Puer / Simao...
Sweet fruity notes from the 2017 Pa Sha - gu hua , along with slight persimmon astringency of the 2018 spring mao cha ( also Pasha ) would make your taste buds twist around by confusion when camomile notes of the Zi Juan ( purple variety Puer area ) would kick in. Make it more smooth and understandable to your pellet, we've blended in a "transitional"...