Slow Burn 2021 Baiying Shan Raw Puer

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A tea with true staying power, this Baiying shan raw puer remains consistent from one brew to the next, with great fragrance and sugary sweetness that lasts in the mouth and throat. Put it down for a few minutes and you’ll still be tasting this one.

This tea uses Baiying shan big tree material (aka “not-that-gushu-but-big-enough-to-have-put-down-some-serious-roots” trees) growing at over 2000 meters, giving it an exceptionally full feeling.

There is some gentle astringency that plays well with the fruit flavours and tartness.

We highly recommend this tea for anyone looking for a standout Lincang tea. While it may not be typical for the region, it represents a good bridge to the other side of the Lancang river.

Picking period: Pre April-17

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16520 tasting notes

Gongfu!

Lincang is one of the regions in Yunnan that I’ve sampled from before, but am generally a little less familiar with. I believe this is the first sheng I’ve tried from the region that has reaaalllyyyy stuck out for me – from the first couple steeps it had a beautifully coating sweetness with a gentle astringency to the liquor. Certainly a little bit of a greener edge, but as described by BLT also fairly fruity. It just seemed immediately agreeable, and only got better over the coarse of the session!

Tea Photos: https://www.instagram.com/p/CdY084gOANO/

Song Pairing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAK3gGXckWU&ab_channel=BakarVEVO

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