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“For teas in the $100ish a cake range, this gets my vote. I’ve only had Yiwu teas from BGT in the past so this Menghai area tea is new to me. This is smoother than most Bulang blends I’ve had and...” Read full tasting note
People who has been searching for delicious and valuable aged raw pu-erh tea will immediately notice this cake we are carrying. This green tree logo has been a symbol for one of the finest quality raw Pu-erh teas one can find, and we are honored to deliver it to you with this awesome vintage that has been stored in Taiwan for years.
How shall we write about its character? We feel the original description on its wrapper already did an excellent job, so we will just translate it directly from the Han characters:
普洱奇種 Pu-erh’s rare varietal 獨特配方 with unique recipe
條索肥厚 Rolled leaves are fat and thick 方顯本色 to show its truth 湯色黃明 Color is in bright yellow 金圈俊顯 with golden circle handsomely displayed 滋味濃烈 Taste is pungent and thick 香高悠長 with long lasting and rich aroma 光澤油潤 Its luster is oily tender 美如烏金 as beautiful as dark goldOriginal Han Character: 極品綠大樹
Vintage: 2003 / 貳零零參
Varietal: Assamica / 大叶种
Region: Menghai, Yunnan / 勐海云南
Oxidation Level: 90% / 分之 玖拾
Storage History: Stored in Taiwan since 2003
Company description not available.
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Taiwan SourcingFor teas in the $100ish a cake range, this gets my vote. I’ve only had Yiwu teas from BGT in the past so this Menghai area tea is new to me. This is smoother than most Bulang blends I’ve had and there’s just a touch of orange peel in the finish so I’m guessing it’s got some Nannuo in it as well. It still has plenty of bite and sharp woody, tobacco notes. Calm focusing energy and pretty good stamina. I actually think I’d prefer this stored in Hong Kong as I think it would make it much sweeter. As it is, it’s rather dry and burly. Im learning that I prefer Taiwan storage with Yiwu as it preserves some top notes and wild foresty character while I prefer the sweetness a HK aged Menghai tea provides. Of course Taiwan Sourcing is a great place to get Taiwan stored Yiwu as well. Not sure, I may cake this. I don’t drink much Menghai area and I have a fair amount already but this stuffs a deal.
