Jinggu Shu Cha

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Pu'erh Tea
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Black Currant, Forest Floor, Wet Earth
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  • “This tea brought back a surprisingly strong memory of planting tomato starters in little jars full of potting soil with my dad – the not-unpleasant smell of dirt with a hint of fresh green things....” Read full tasting note

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Shu Puer from Jinggu Mountains (Puer County), harvest 2017.

In appearance: twisted dark brown leaves and their fragments, thin cuttings. The aroma is restrained, nutty-and-woody with a mushroom note. The infusion is transparent, with a chestnut-red shade.

The bouquet of the ready-made tea is mature, spicy-and-woody, with mushroom, bread, nut and balsamic notes. The aroma is viscous, spicy-and-woody. The taste is full-bodied and oily, sweetish, slightly tart, with a refined sourness of dried berries and velvety finish.

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This tea brought back a surprisingly strong memory of planting tomato starters in little jars full of potting soil with my dad – the not-unpleasant smell of dirt with a hint of fresh green things. Intensely earthy with a little bit of bittersweetness and a viscous texture, just the thing to round off a heavy meal. I’m not sure I would have liked this when I first started drinking shou, but the taste has grown on me and at this point it’s downright comforting.

Flavors: Black Currant, Forest Floor, Wet Earth

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