2006 Mengku Rongshi Da Xue Shan

Tea type
Pu'erh Tea
Ingredients
Pu Erh Tea
Flavors
Astringent, Bittersweet, Butter, Butterscotch, Cooling, Elderberry, Elderflower, Fruity, Hay, Herbal, Herbs, Honey, Juicy, Menthol, Nuts, Oily, Smoke, Sweet, Warm Grass, Tobacco
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7 g 4 oz / 110 ml

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  • “A continuation of last night’s pot of 2006 Mengku Rongshi Da Xie Shan from Yunnan Craft. I have an order on the way from them for the first time in 4 years, so figured I’d dip back into their...” Read full tasting note

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This is a 2nd batch produced in April 2006 because the 1st one was very successful that time ( we have 2 cakes left in private storage ) The 1st batch is not available on market anymore but some vendors still claim they have it and sell it that way. There is a slight difference in wrapping and some taste difference between those two. The 1st. one is better, yet this one still worth it’s price.

Type Sheng Puerh
Tea Cake 400g
Origin Da Xue Shan
Tea Factory Meng Ku Rong Shi
Tea Material Arbor tree ( Qiao Mu )
Year 2006
Season Spring
Storage Kunming

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Very pleasant slight smoky and sort of nutty flavor with noticeable camphor notes. This tea is made of wild old growth tea tree leafs from the Big Snow Mountain.

This tea comes from an authorized Rong Shi supplier!

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A continuation of last night’s pot of 2006 Mengku Rongshi Da Xie Shan from Yunnan Craft. I have an order on the way from them for the first time in 4 years, so figured I’d dip back into their selection.

Tastes like the sheng puerh version of the region’s red teas. Kind of a blond tobacco taste with notes of elderflower, honey, elderberry, raisins, mugwort. Slightly buttery, honeyed and light with sweet smoke at first then becomes more fruity midtoned sparkling and cooling. Cool sweetness in back of mouth. Bitterness is light but if pushed hard, can overtake the tip of the tongue while numbing it. Some steeps can be astringent on my tonsils, others can be rather alkaline, and others oily-colloidal or thin and juicy. Smoke comes out again later with more of a raisiny taste.

The dark shades of the dry leaf cloak the range of green still present in the wet leaf, which sometimes greets with butterscotch when lifting the lid for the next pour from the kettle.

My body swells subtle with wild feel energy. A better afternoon session than evening as the caffeine effects are gentle yet persistent.

It’s a generally friendly sheng with some age that I wouldn’t hesitate to gift or serve. It is sold out at Yunnan Craft. They claim there were 2 batches made, and this tea received Kunming storage . The cake available at King Tea Mall doesn’t state which batch, and it has received Guangzhou storage.

Flavors: Astringent, Bittersweet, Butter, Butterscotch, Cooling, Elderberry, Elderflower, Fruity, Hay, Herbal, Herbs, Honey, Juicy, Menthol, Nuts, Oily, Smoke, Sweet, Warm Grass, Tobacco

Preparation
7 g 4 OZ / 110 ML

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