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Year of the Monkey
The spring tea leafs from the old trees in area in 1900m.alt picked in early spring. In ratio 2-3 leafs / one bud in medium pressed tea cake.Unique flavor of flowers without any astringency or bitterness .The yellow tea soup is clean and bright giving smooth and rich sweet floral taste in full mouth following by intensive "Hui Gan" all the way down the...
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. The tea with beautiful scent of flowers has a clear liqueur with touch of fruits giving quite sweet, but slow "hui gan".
Medium pressed cake needs time to start give the real taste. After 3rd infusion the tea soup is getting thicker and giving the flavor. This medium fermented tea have sweet taste with touch of walnuts.
Within first infusion you will appreciate full in mouth feeling which is followed by chicken soup with sweet corn Hui Gan. Orchid fragrance which is typical for Meng Ku area and so for Xiao Hu Sai tea.
Spring harvest Mengku tea is pressed by stone in into the 500g cake. The name "Ben Wei Da Cheng " freely translated as The Original Flavor is The Best One , and this cake is very close but not exactly as we use to drink from Rongshi tea company at their factory in Megku. Tea liquor with chrysanthemum fragrance reminding famous Bing Dao tea, yet with some...
The spring tea material of young arbor tea trees growing in Wen Shan village area in Pu'er where the fresh leafs were processed and pressed into the cake. Clean tea soup is very soft , with touch of flowery and fruity notes , fast and clear Hui Gan , full in mouth ,slight bitter but no astringency at all. Mao cha harvested in 2016 y and pressed year later.
The autumn tea material from young arbor tea trees growing in Mengku area near Meng E village , where fresh tea leafs were processed by local master and later hard pressed in Lincang tea factory into the cake 357g. Very vivid notes of persimmon ( easy said - astringent ) are in present during many infusions which boosting emerging "hui gan" sweetness...
quite bitter with the first two infusions but slight sweetness comes after second-third brewing and so as color. Its a good daily drinker for decent price.
It takes 2-3 infusions before hard pressed Shu Tuo really starts to give what it has. Beautifully dark red tea soup with caramelized walnuts scent gives very sweet mouth feel lasting long also under the tongue. This tuo's fermentation is just right timed and we can recommend this one as a very good Shu Tuo Cha.
Harvested fresh spring tea leafs of arbor trees , processed and pressed by Yiwu farmer. Wrapper of Ancient Tea Route with horses carrying a tea on their back. "Ma Bang" - horse help . Smell of summer flowers coming out from gai wan. Tea soup is clean, mellow and slightly bitter. Slight astringency can be experienced after few infusions but overall taste...
Spring harvest of tea leafs from old and semi-old arbor trees plucked , processed in Luo Shui Dong village, then pressed by our Yiwu farmer. This successful blend has a scent of forest fruits with touch of honey which sticks to the hot jar after washing the leafs by first infusion. After 2nd cup the wild sweetness starts to appear under the tongue and...