“After my adventure with the golden flowers you might think I would be leery of another puerh. Nope. Not gonna happen. Wouldn’t be prudent. Steeped this one for about 30s. It made a light amber cup...” Read full tasting note
“This is an interesting Sheng Puerh because it has a very strong earthiness to it – stronger than I’m used to with a sheng. This is much more like a shu to me. But it has a lot of interesting...” Read full tasting note
“Very good tea, Starts off light and grassy with bitterness then goes a little darker almost like a ripe Puerh with no grassiness but still some bitter in a good way, it keeps getting a little...” Read full tasting note
“A more gentle Pu-erh flavor which I appreciate and welcome – it’s also a little sweet and a tad sour – a bit woodsy and a little leafy. Overall a pretty good cuppa. It does have some grape type...” Read full tasting note
The raw material of this tea has been stored since 2008. Now it has been naturally fermented. The aroma is strong with the special raw tea note. But the tea soup is in amber color, mellow, smooth, a little bitter but has very sweet after-taste.
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