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“I have to admit, I drank this like; the hell is this??? It’s pretty much a thick heicha. Not tasting any fermentation which is fine, but I also don’t seem to find a dark color to this at even 30...” Read full tasting note
“This tea now sells for a whopping $150. Did you who now own this pay that much? I am only tasting a sample. Anyway, this tea is certainly very good, though not nearly good enough to justify its...” Read full tasting note
“I really enjoyed this shou sample from a friend today. Pretty much perfect shou flavor! :D” Read full tasting note
“What an enjoyable shou. The dark leaves yield a dark red tea broth with smooth and mellow flavor. Layers of flavors to enjoy and the finish is sweet in the throat. One of the deepest ripe...” Read full tasting note
2006 Dayi Bada High Mountain Tea was made from the high grade early spring tea leaves in Bada organic tea plantation, the tea leaves are fermented and painstakingly processed by the traditional processing skills of Menghai Tea Factory. The lines are fat, yielding a thick bright red broth and a mellow and smooth flavor and high pure aged aroma.
The tea has saved for a few years, it has passed natural fermentation, it not only has many elements which are very benefit for our health, but also has better taste.
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Menghai Tea Factory (Finepuer)I have to admit, I drank this like; the hell is this???
It’s pretty much a thick heicha. Not tasting any fermentation which is fine, but I also don’t seem to find a dark color to this at even 30 seconds. Very light in color with notes of hay and maybe the burs on my shoes after a walk off roads; but I have never tasted one because they are too spiky, do they have a taste that is noticeable though?
Anyways, I drank this 6 steeps deep at work because I didn’t want to miss out in case there was a prize in the middle like some cereal boxes…. but, nothing.
This tea now sells for a whopping $150. Did you who now own this pay that much? I am only tasting a sample. Anyway, this tea is certainly very good, though not nearly good enough to justify its current price. It is on the lighter side, with that signature ripe Dayi taste in the background, rather than upfront like it usually is. Quite smooth, and definitely different than your run of the mill Dayi. Tastes like gushu. I get cocoa, a little burnt coffee, and mostly a clean shu flavor.
Purchased mine for $66 in Feb.2014.
Have you got a link to the tea. This one is $63.99 http://www.ebay.com/itm/2006-Yunnan-Menghai-Dayi-7752-Ripe-Puer-Tea-Free-Shipping-/321454702235?var=&hash=item76d33cf10e
What an enjoyable shou. The dark leaves yield a dark red tea broth with smooth and mellow flavor. Layers of flavors to enjoy and the finish is sweet in the throat. One of the deepest ripe puerhs I have enjoyed. Definitely no fermentation taste left – none of the wo dui flavor common in heavily fermented shou. In addition, I do not detect the typical woody flavors – this one is more like dark cocoa and minimally sweetened biscuits. This is a good one!
