2014 Xiaguan TF "Feng Yao" Export Grade Raw TuoCha in Paper Box

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2014 Xiaguan TF "Feng Yao" Export Grade Raw TuoCha in Paper Box
2014 Xiaguan TF "Feng Yao" Export Grade Raw TuoCha in Paper Box 2014 Xiaguan TF "Feng Yao" Export Grade Raw TuoCha in Paper Box 2014 Xiaguan TF "Feng Yao" Export Grade Raw TuoCha in Paper Box
2014 Xiaguan TF "Feng Yao" Export Grade Raw TuoCha in Paper Box 2014 Xiaguan TF "Feng Yao" Export Grade Raw TuoCha in Paper Box 2014 Xiaguan TF "Feng Yao" Export Grade Raw TuoCha in Paper Box
2014 Xiaguan TF "Feng Yao" Export Grade Raw TuoCha in Paper Box 2014 Xiaguan TF "Feng Yao" Export Grade Raw TuoCha in Paper Box 2014 Xiaguan TF "Feng Yao" Export Grade Raw TuoCha in Paper Box
2014 Xiaguan TF "Feng Yao" Export Grade Raw TuoCha in Paper Box 2014 Xiaguan TF "Feng Yao" Export Grade Raw TuoCha in Paper Box 2014 Xiaguan TF "Feng Yao" Export Grade Raw TuoCha in Paper Box

Category: Pu-erh

Country: China

Province: Yunnan

Date of production: 2014/3/28

Producer: Xiaguan Tea Factory

Shop: Cha Wang Shop

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Description:

This premium tuo is a good blend of selected 1-3 years old materials. This tuo is high level powerfull blend for long term aging! Strong, good bitter, flowery taste with fast huigan.

Export grade product, organic !


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Quotes - Pu-erh


„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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Source Web: Pu-erh tea[online]. Wikipedia. Available on WWW: <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pu-erh_tea>. [q506] [s62]





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„After ini­tial taste and aroma, the first thing tea drinkers are likely to focus on is known in Chi­nese as 回甘 [huí gān]. In Eng­lish, a near lit­eral trans­la­tion is “Return­ing Sweet­ness,” but we can think of this loosely as after­taste. You can expe­ri­ence this clearly in most good teas, and prob­a­bly already have. In the best teas, though, the taste can go on for hours.“

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