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Pan Hu Laser carved, small jianshui tea pot with embossed pattern and...
Laser carved, single cup Jianshui tea pot in shape of " Shi Piao " -...
Laser carved, single cup Jianshui tea pot in shape of " Xi Shi " - with...
Laser carved, single cup Jianshui tea pot in shape of " Long Dan " -...
Laser carved, single cup Jianshui tea pot in shape of " Long Dan " -...
Tea leaf ( mao cha ) imported from Laos and processed in Wuzhou by small...
Not specified grade of Liu Bao tea which has gone through the medium...
Traditional concept of Liu Bao tea without fermentation process applied...
生普洱茶
Pu-erh tea or Pu'er is a variety of fermented tea produced in Yunnan province,China,
and named after Pu'er City.The Pu-ehr tea is know for its unique method
of post processing like natural microbial fermentation and oxidation of the tea leaves. Yunnan sheng pu-erh tea from Counties: Bao Shan, De Hong, Lin Cang, Pu'er ( Simao ) and Xi Shuang Ba...
生普洱茶
Pu-erh tea or Pu'er is a variety of fermented tea produced in Yunnan province,China,
and named after Pu'er City.The Pu-ehr tea is know for its unique method
of post processing like natural microbial fermentation and oxidation of the tea leaves. Yunnan sheng pu-erh tea from Counties: Bao Shan, De Hong, Lin Cang, Pu'er ( Simao ) and Xi Shuang Ban Na.
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德宏州
De Hong State is located in the south-west of Yunnan, according to history records its about
five thousand years ago when people first habited this piece os land. De Hong
in ethnic language means" The Place of Nujiang River".
Similar to other tea production areas, the tea was one of the main part of early times agriculture.
Da Li (大理)
Da Li state is one of the famous parts of Yunnan Province.
From historical part the area is well know for Nan Zhao Kingdom in A.D. 738-937. It’s also famous for mountain Wu Liang Shan which big part of it belongs to Nanjian county of Dali State and it has been reliable source of high quality tea for well known companies like Xia Guan ( Xiaguan Tuo Cha ) for many years.
临沧
Lincang is one of important town of Yunnan Province.
It’s located in the south-west of Yunnan. It’s the main gateway to Myanmar
and since two thousand years ago Lincang has already became a very important town in Yunnan,
whether in agriculture, trade or ethnic culture aspects. Lincang has been known as the old southern silk and tea route.
普洱
Puer is located in south part of Yunnnan and it's also called Simao ( mostly by locals ). From around
a thousand years ago the Ancient Tea Route was a trade link from Pu'er to India via Tibet.
The other one to the central China. That time all tea transfer by land was done by horses.
西双版纳
Xishuangbanna is located in very south part of Yunnan. The name " Xi Shang Ban Na "
comes from the ethnic language,
it means Twelve Thousand Fields. XI Shuang Ban Na is linked with Laos and Myanmar.
The six famous tea mountains are located in this prefecture which
makes it the biggest producer of highly demanded pu-erh tea.
Myanmar - officially the Republic of the Union of Myanmar ,
also known as Burma, is a sovereign state in the region of Southeast Asia.
Myanmar is not really famous for the tea production
but it has a few places like Guogan where old trees can be found.
Light touch of mushroom notes reveals that this iron hard pressed tea brick from Xiaguan company , wasn't stored in Kunming all the time. Yet, not uncomfortable wet notes will annoy your tea session. Smokiness is not that obvious as with fully dry stored XG products. 250g brick without any wrapping ( we wrap it into the paper bag for you ), 5 bricks in...
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...
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".
Medium-hard pressed tea cake from small arbor tea trees growing on Jingmai mountain. Harder steepings will reveal the young age of the trees but rather by bitter taste than descructive astringency. Very well stored and the right condition for aging still preserved original Jingmai fruitiness with sweet mouthfeel followed by "hui gan" aftertaste.
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 (...
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"...
The spring tea leafs harvested from young arbor tea trees growing on Bada mountain near to Man Pa Le village. Very subtle fruity taste with touch of honey in aroma balanced with slight bitterness as typical for the Ba Da teas. Slight dry sensation on reflects the young age of the trees but can be moderated by gentle brewing.
The spring tea material from Bada mountain soft pressed into the 100g. Once you pour the hot water over the dry tea leafs , the aroma will remind you what is "all the puerh tea about" - the storage. Honey sweet fragnance with touch of plums and apricots also gets in mouthfeel right after 2dn infusion. Slightly bitter and astringent due to the origin of...
Tea leafs and big buds "Ya Bao" from spring wild trees of Ba Da mountain processed in Man Pa Le village and stone pressed into the cake . Very soft tea with no bitterness , full in mouth with scent of wild forest and fast distinctive "hui gan".
"Ku Jin Gan Lai" - When The Bitterness has Finished, The Sweetness begins. This is an old Chinese idiom basically expressing - When the hard times are over, the good times just at the beginning. The sensation from it's tea liqueur brewed from spring leafs , is the same as the name states. At the very beginning is a bit bitter with some astringency but...
Spring harvest from Yiwu mountain pressed into the 400g . typical notes of "Mei Zi" , Chinese plum with plenty of "hui gan" sweetness after which spread from throat and cover your tonsils. Under tongue sweetness "sheng jing" is also in present and experience puer drinker will detect slight dry touch which reveals young age of arbor trees this cake is made...
The spring tea material from young arbor tea trees of Ba Da mountain processed in Man Pa Le village and stone pressed into the 357g. As typical Ba Da tea is bitter but with honey background texture and "hui gan" with aged fruity sweet mouthfeel. Slight dry and in harder infusions will tell you the young age of trees , yet it is possible to moderate...