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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.
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.
Myanmar There are 4 products.
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Guogan ( Kokang )
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.
2014 Chu Zhi Da Ye
Sweet and caramel scent comes out from brewed tea leafs. Medium - light fermented big tea leafs ( some green leafs are present ) from young arbor trees growing in Guogan , north part of Burma , give very pleasant sweet tea liquor. High ratio of Huang Pian ( yellow leafs ) have big influence on over all taste.
USD 15.40In Stock2010 Guogan shu zhuang - 500g
1 Review(s)Very light fermented shu pu-erh from Guogan ( Kokang ) , Myanmar, pressed into the 500g (495g)bricks and traditionally wrapped into the bamboo. Tea soup is clear red, sweet with touch of wood. Very good daily drinker. Very rich , woody , bitter & sour front taste follows sweet mouth feel. Overall taste reminds some Da Yi teas.
USD 21.42Out of stock2019 Guogan shu pu - loose
In few cups your tongue might adjust to the smoky flavour in the stage that you stop notice them and will focus only on sweet mouthfeel with bitter background. This is a general grade so the price is fairly low. This is very good daily drinker for smoky shu puer tea lovers.
USD 2.52In Stock2009 Guogan shu pu - loose
Very smoky shu puer from Myanmar which was sitting in Yongde till 2019 , where obtained typical wet basement notes similar to Liubao tea. Bittersweet in heavy infusions , yet smokey-sweet with wet wood notes in lighter brewings. For wet stored shu puerh lovers , this one is the option. We have only around 2kg of this tea, yet decided to share one with...
USD 3.22In Stock
