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First spring harvest of tea garden near to Miao Wan village located in...
Traditionally handmade ( in Miao Wan village ) , dark oxidised Wuyi...
Also known as Yunnan golden Needles. Yunnan Dianhong Black tea from Feng...
Handmade shaped leaves and tips of an autumn harvest from Yunnan big...
Laser carved, single cup Jianshui tea pot in shape of " Shi Piao " -...
Year of the Rooster
Spring harvest of arbor tea trees medium pressed traditionally by stone into the 200g cake. The tea soup is clean and sweet with notes of flowers in aroma. Slow and gentle "hui gan" is persistent during many infusions. No excessive astringency with slight bitterness which occurs while brewing stronger infusions.
Scent of honey and summer fruits comes out from the pitcher or lid of your gaiwan when brew very first infusion. The spring harvest tea leafs from big Yiwu tea trees gives golden color liquor. Pleasant "hui gan" with sweet mouth feel all the way. U can extend the brewing time if you are not afraid of bitterness ( not astringency ) and the tea will gain...
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.
Spring harvest of small arbor trees from Nan Nuo mountain. Fruity body of typically very well clean stored semi aged sheng puerh in Kunming in which you still can sense some flowery notes ( especially in lighetr infusions ). Bitterness with some astringency comes with harder steepings to let you know young age of tea trees after all. Suitable for the...
Honey and chrysanthemum fragrance vaporing out from hot gaiwan would suggests that origin of tea leafs would from Lincang area ( or mix ) rather than Menghai as it says on the wrapper. However it's not as important as the actual taste. As obviously this is a regular bush ( table ) tea, the characteristics are more than surprising.
Spring sheng pu-erh form Ma Deng village located in 2000m alt. at the Pu'er area. Blend of bush tea leafs with young small arbor trees release fruity sweet aroma of well transformed cake. Fair amount of buds , some "huang pian" yellow leafs are in present, which makes overall sweetness more intensive. The fruity notes with some kind of spices and very...
After 3rd infusions the medium dark red tea liquor clears but there is a still touch of "dui wei" since it's a new shu pu-erh. Gong ting grade of tea leafs from Menghai area release bitter-sweet taste and warming up feeling.
Spring harvest of small arbor tea trees growing on the slopes located above the Lahu village Hua Zhu Liang Zi which is around at 2000m. alt. Original flowery notes and biting astringency had transformed into the smooth fruity taste due to the slow ageing in our Kunming storage. Very pleasant "hui gan" in form of honey notes forming up a the back of...
Another very nice Tibetian edition of sheng pu-erh from Xiaguan company. This time pressed into the 250g brick without any wrapping, just simply 5 bricks in the pack. If buy single brick we wrap it into the inner paper bag for you. The typical smokey scent comes out within the first infusion but its not that noticeable while you actually drink the tea.
A little bit pricey jubilee edition of tuo cha from Xiaguan tea company. The not " fresh " taste of well settled sheng pu-erh is the sign of mixture 4 past years tea material, so technically speaking could be 2013-2017 sheng puerh tuo cha. Bitter ,sweet,woody and not really smokey , would be the main characteristics of the dark gold liquid in your cup...
Shu puerh tea from Zhong Cha tea company fermented and pressed into the cake in famous tea factory Liu Da Cha Shan in Menghai. Medium fermentation with the mixture of Bulangshan tea leafs give rich tea liquor with touch of roasted walnuts and bitter notes of dark chocolate. Medium sized leafs are releasing it's goodness slowly , so you need to be patient...
Honey and chrysanthemum notes are hiding behind the slight bitter touch appearing at the front when steeping. That reveals the location of the tea leafs , pressed into this small 100g small cake.This is very good daily drinker for those who like bitter touch along with sweet finish in their cup. Young arbor trees around 150 years old can provide decent...