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Going back to this tea and can’t believe I have it almost 5 years lying around. There is an incredible amount of energy in this tea, which immediately drove me to write this.
After 3 steeps there is hardly any bitterness but rather a watering sensation which tikles around the mouth. Looking at the leaves, I’m quite surprised how small they are.
The smell of the wet leaves still hides the aroma of a fresh pu-er.
Why does steepers time start at 15 sec? I only brew this for 2 seconds or so.

Flavors: Camphor, Dried Fruit, Smooth, Wood, Yeast

Preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 0 min, 15 sec 3 g 2 OZ / 50 ML
mrmopar

Yeah that bugger is strong.

Nattie

Welcome back! The steeping timer bugs me too, but I don’t gong fu often.

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mrmopar

Yeah that bugger is strong.

Nattie

Welcome back! The steeping timer bugs me too, but I don’t gong fu often.

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