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2015  > Year 2015There are 9 products.

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    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. Well aged taste of fruity notes with touch of wood in some steeps. 

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    Mixture of spring and autumn tea leafs of "Xiao Shu" small arbor tea trees from YiWu mountain.  Fragrance of the flowers with touch of clove which is overall covered by fruity aroma of clean Kunming aged transformation. Typical Chinese fruit "mei zi" notes are hiding in aftertaste accompanied by some dryness and astringency reminding you the young age of...

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    The spring tea material from small young arbor trees growing on "Da Xue Shan" Big Snow mountain pressed into the 357g sheng pu-erh cake. Fruity fragrance with touch of honey will stick to the lid of hot gaiwan.The brewed tea liqour is bitter-sweet from the start and "sheng jing" is buzzing under the tongue within the first cup. Noticeable "hui gan"...

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    Spring harvest from Lincang , then processed and stored in Shanxi province. Classical mixed tea material of young and old arbor trees of Mengku . The beautiful scent of wood ,caramel and nuts comes out from teapot after first infusion, but don't expect the same sensation in your cup. Although its a hei cha , the taste reminds more like some old sheng puer...

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    Within the first infusion you can smell "nuo mi xiang" scent which would be more typical for Guan Dong shu pu-erhs. After few more steepings the "nuo mi" flavor dims out and will make a harmony with light bitter-sweet taste. The small cube is made from batch fermented on wooden pallets above the ground for better air circulation and increased hygiene.

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    Produced and stored for Lhasa ( Tibet ) iron hard pressed tea brick in chocolate pattern.You will need to have a good puer pick and be very careful to not harm yourself when chipping off this 248g Hei Cha brick. Gentle smokiness would emerge from gaiwan in first steeping but not noticeable in tea itself. Slight honey and caramel-woody notes are dominated...

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    Similar to 2013 .Drying Chinese cabbage on wooden bench in small minority village with wild honey notes would be a sort of description of the scent coming out from your pot with first infusion. Although doesn't sound attractive but must say overall fragrance has a sweet base and so it is the taste.The most important part is the Lotus leafs which are...

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    Spring harvest of arbor tea trees from Bao Ying Shan pressed by stone and simply wrapped into the white paper by tea farmer. Fruity taste with very intensive honey notes in aroma and aftertaste. No marketing , no branding and no story. Please buy a sample first.

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    Medium light fermented tea leaves of Bang Lang mountain plantations which is the part of the Ailao Shan. This cake represents typical taste of shu puerh from Puer area as you can expect from tea factories like Long Sheng. Caramel and walnuts would be the key notes emerging in brewed tea and so in taste in your cup. Without any deep soil earthy background...

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