Yi Wu Gu Shu 2006, 357g
Yi Wu Gu Shu 2006, 357g
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Aged, powerful, and vibrant Sheng Pu-erh from the ancient tea trees of Yiwu Mountains
Description: Fully mature Sheng Pu-erh without hints of greenness. Stored for 17 years in a warehouse with an ideal, controlled humidity balance, which largely defined the character of this tea.
Aroma: Complex, spicy-woody, nutty-grainy, with notes of decayed leaves, tobacco, camphor, prunes, and dried berries.
Taste: Clean, voluminous, velvety, expressive. Notes of decayed leaves, dried fruits, camphor, slightly astringent chokeberry, dried honeyed apples, and berries. No excessive sharpness, excellent balance, noble and soft.
Effect: Powerful, meditatively intoxicating, relaxing. Fully immerses you in its palette of flavors and aromas.
Production: 2006, ancient trees of the Yiwu Mountains, Mengla County, Xishuangbanna Prefecture, Yunnan Province, China.
Format: 400 grams cake.
Brewing Instructions: Use boiling water for brightness, moderate astringency, and a powerful effect. Use 5 grams of tea per 100 ml of water, and brew in a gaiwan or Yixing teapot.
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from 23 reviewsGreat green tea with a hint of lilac aftertaste
Pure flowers! Orchid blossom! Drinks very easily and tasty!
very fast delivery! Bravo
I recommend this genuine black tea to all tea lovers. It's similar to shu puerh, but has a more woody and earthy character.
Интересный темный улун. Я для себя определить что именнов нем меня больше привлекает. Наверное какой-то особый баланс вкусовой гаммы и насыщенности вкуса.
One of my favorite gaba. Fruity, refreshing well enough. I even making it cold brew!
The best GABA I have ever tried. I recommend everyone try this tea even you drink coffee or something other. You will enjoy this drink. It’s like paradise but in your cup
Beautiful, noise free teapot 🤗 I didn't realise the size when being online but ended up to be amazing for 2 partners🐷
Мягкий, ароматный, не сильно жареный. Интересный, не похож на классический Дахунпао, скорее что-то среднее между Дахунпао и красным чаем
