This is the first of seven from a recent order of some ripe puerh from YS. The first inspection of this does not look impressive, small rather chopped leaves with a moderately fishy smelling aroma. However it pleasantly surprised me with a nice mild liquor and although not the best smelling tea, it was not unbearable by any means. I was expecting something overpoweringly awful from the look and smell of the dry leaf. The leaves last a shockingly long time for how chopped the appear, I got about 8 infusions without really trying. Overall it was very nice and at $5 for 100 g easy to recommend as an everyday tea to get the morning going, as it will do for me for the next few days.
Sunday, May 6, 2012
2008 Nan Jian Tulin "803" Ripe Pu-erh tea tuo
From Yunnan Sourcing $5 for a 100 g tuo cha.
This is the first of seven from a recent order of some ripe puerh from YS. The first inspection of this does not look impressive, small rather chopped leaves with a moderately fishy smelling aroma. However it pleasantly surprised me with a nice mild liquor and although not the best smelling tea, it was not unbearable by any means. I was expecting something overpoweringly awful from the look and smell of the dry leaf. The leaves last a shockingly long time for how chopped the appear, I got about 8 infusions without really trying. Overall it was very nice and at $5 for 100 g easy to recommend as an everyday tea to get the morning going, as it will do for me for the next few days.
This is the first of seven from a recent order of some ripe puerh from YS. The first inspection of this does not look impressive, small rather chopped leaves with a moderately fishy smelling aroma. However it pleasantly surprised me with a nice mild liquor and although not the best smelling tea, it was not unbearable by any means. I was expecting something overpoweringly awful from the look and smell of the dry leaf. The leaves last a shockingly long time for how chopped the appear, I got about 8 infusions without really trying. Overall it was very nice and at $5 for 100 g easy to recommend as an everyday tea to get the morning going, as it will do for me for the next few days.
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