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Teas - Pu-erh
2014 White2Tea New Amerykah 2
1 reviewAn old arbor Menghai blend. Thick body, lingering kuwei [pleasant bitterness], and...
2015 Spring Man Nuo Gu Shu Mao Cha 50g
0 reviewsMan Nuo ancient tea gardens, at an altitude of 1266 meters. The tea trees are really...
2006 Haiwan Organic Pasha Tea Brick 500g
1 reviewThis brick was stored in Kunming since 2006, it was made by using the best raw...
2012 Mangfei "Da Ye Chun" Early Spring
1 reviewThis high quality old tree tea cake come from a small shop in Yongde. Using early...
2014 Xiaguan TF "Feng Yao" Export Grade
0 reviewsThis premium tuo is a good blend of selected 1-3 years old materials. This tuo is high...
Quotes - Pu-erh
„In some ways, by doing so you’re basically cupping the tea without cupping it – you’re testing whether or not the tea is good for your style of brewing. Even then, however, a good tea drinker should be adjusting to the tea and trying to brew it as best s/he can, which means that the first try can come out horribly wrong.“
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Kabusé Okuyutaka 2012
2 reviewsPacking: vacuum, 50 grams, packaged in Japan Tea is an original packaged in Japan and stored at low...
2014 Spring Te Ji Grade Lianghe "Hui Long"
1 reviewSelected grade famous high mountain green tea from Huilong Zhai, Dachang village, Lianghe county, Dehong...
2013 Early Spring "Yunnan Bao Hong" Green tea
1 review"Bao Hong" tea is from Yi Liang county of Yunnan. It's leaf is quite small and it carries a high level of...
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„nei xiang;内香 - refers to a kind of fragrance that is not 'yang' or obvious. Often not perceived till after the tea has been swallowed. Sometimes also 幽香 - you xiang.“
