Da Long Shan Gu Shu 2023, 100g

Da Long Shan Gu Shu, 2023

The leaves for this tea were harvested from old trees, aged at least 70-80 years, in a high-altitude tea garden. The developed root system of these tea trees enriches the leaves with micronutrients, resulting in a more flavorful tea. The harvesting area, Da Long Shan (Mountain of the Great Dragon), is known for its ecological purity and favorable climate for tea cultivation.

New Batch!

This cake was produced and pressed on order under the careful supervision of Art of Tea in 2023. For this fresh batch, we selected even richer, first spring harvest material. It features abundant sweetness and freshness, with leaves collected from trees in a single grove, ensuring a pure representation of the local terroir.

Aroma: Bright, honeyed, floral.

Flavor: Noble, deep, sweet. The flavor profile highlights meadow flowers, honey, juicy fruits, and subtle vegetable notes. With each infusion, the taste becomes more robust, transitioning from slight viscosity to a juicy, intoxicating finish, without any excessive bitterness or sharpness.

Effect: Inspiring, intoxicating, awakening, and refreshing.

Format: 100-gram cake.

Production: Harvested in March 2023, pressed in May 2023, from the high-altitude Da Long Shan, Jinghong County, Xishuangbanna Prefecture, Yunnan Province, China.

Brewing Instructions: Use slightly cooled water for a bright yet smooth taste and powerful effect. Take 5 grams of tea per 100 ml of water, brewing in a gaiwan or Yixing teapot.