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“Jinggu material from older wild trees forms the basis for this sheng brick. An average looking brick – some whole tea leaves but heavy on the stems and pieces. Made by a former CNNP “feeder”...” Read full tasting note
2003 White Dragon Wild Tree Jinggu Raw 250g
Producer: White Dragon Tea Factory
Vintage: Spring 2003
Harvest area: Jinggu Mountain of Simao county
High-end Jinggu pu’er brick. Large leaf variety that is unique to this area of Simao. Processed in a way that was close to the original pu’er tea processing technique to develop a pure natural, high quality tea product. Dry leaves have a subtle great sweet and flowery aroma. The tea soup is extra clean and sparkish with honey golden deep color and fragrant. Round and full, very smooth and rich.
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Yunnan SourcingJinggu material from older wild trees forms the basis for this sheng brick. An average looking brick – some whole tea leaves but heavy on the stems and pieces. Made by a former CNNP “feeder” factory. JingGu White Dragon Tea Industry (formerly known as Yunnan Jinggu Tea Mill) was founded in 1958 and used to be one of the six CNNP manufacturer with code name “5”. At the end of 2003, it was changed to a privately owned enterprise JingGu White Dragon Tea Industry. Jinggu White Dragon Tea is sometimes referred to as Jinggu BaiLong Tea Factory because the Jinggu area is known for one particular tea varietal – Da Bai Hao.
The aroma is sweet and appealing and its taste is thick and mellow. There are definite tones of honey with an aggressive pleasant bitter component. There are also hints of tobacco in the background. In later infusions, overripe fruit and honey are present. The taste seems to permeate the mouth and offers a distinctive lingering aftertaste. The session provided a refreshing and slightly chilling effect and the bitterness is really quite minimal as the sweeter flavors dominate. Overall, this is full in taste and a nicely balanced sheng with a few years of aging. The tea is appealing in its power and tendency to tickle the tongue and linger in the mouth and throat. Good amount of character with a non-threatening bitterness to offer more complexity.
sounds very nice