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2004 Jin Hao Feng Huang Ripe Puerh Tuo Cha 100g

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2004 Jin Hao Feng Huang Ripe Puerh Tuo Cha 100g
2004 Jin Hao Feng Huang Ripe Puerh Tuo Cha 100g 2004 Jin Hao Feng Huang Ripe Puerh Tuo Cha 100g 2004 Jin Hao Feng Huang Ripe Puerh Tuo Cha 100g
2004 Jin Hao Feng Huang Ripe Puerh Tuo Cha 100g 2004 Jin Hao Feng Huang Ripe Puerh Tuo Cha 100g 2004 Jin Hao Feng Huang Ripe Puerh Tuo Cha 100g

Category: Pu-erh

Country: China

Province: Yunnan

Harvest: Production 2004

Producer: Nan Jian Tea Factory

Shop: Cha Wang Shop

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Description:

The best ripe tuo cha this factory has ever made. The 801 product line is well known for the highest grade of leaves and mellow taste. Handpicked in high mountains (more than 2000 meters high mountain area in Wuliangshan), large leaf tea. Finely and traditionally processed. After 7 years aging, the tea produces sweet, smooth taste and aged fragrance of dried longan. A full deep ruby colored liquor with nice aroma.

Very good storage in Kunming!

Such a good tea is quite rare now. Jin Hao Tuo won the gold medal in the 1th Chinese (Zhongshan) International Tea Culture Expo(2009).


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Eternal Spring
18.12.2013 12:43:08
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Excellent Fruity Tuocha

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Wet leaves are producing beautiful fragrance of honey and tropical fruits without any earthiness.

The flavor is very delicate fruity without distractions. There is a mild astringency in the first and second infusion. There is also maturity and roundness in the taste. Aftertaste is intensely fruity.

The taste is sweet, after the third infusion it reminds me the taste of caramel.

Excellent fruity tuocha. Price $11.9 for 100g.


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„Depending on the desired product and speed, from quickest and tightest to slowest and loosest, pressing can be done by a large heavy stone, carved into the shape of a short cylinder with a handle, simply weighs a bag of tea down onto a wooden board. The tension from the bag and the weight of the stone together give the tea its rounded and sometimes non-uniformed edge. Due to the manual labor involved, this method of pressing is often referred to as: "hand" or "stone-pressing", and is how many artisanal pu'er bǐng are still manufactured.“

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