2008 Bangwei Gushu Raw Pu erh – Malaysian Storage

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Pu'erh Tea
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4 g 2 oz / 60 ml

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  • “wet wild outdoor fruity viscous lightorange smooth easy olive taptwice Just some thoughts. This tea reminds me of a teenager who is trying to figure our who and what they are. There’s some...” Read full tasting note

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This is a special order cake made for Cha-no-you Tea Art, Malaysia. It is a tea shop in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia and owned by a lady tea celebrity, Mei Lin (hope I got the spelling right). Mei Lin is highly regarded and respected by many Malaysia tea circles. She had been credited with promoting Chinese tea in Malaysia and was involved in setting up several tea exhibitions in this region.

This pu erh tea is a 2008 Bangwei Gushu raw pu erh. Gushu is Chinese for ‘old tree’. Mei Lin had personally selected this tea for her shop. Bangwei region in Yunnan has many old pu erh trees that were not chopped down during stricter government control period in the 1960s-80s. Tea drinking was considered a luxury then and most land there were earmarked for growing other crops instead.

This tea had been stored in Malaysia by Mei Ling for 8 years, Her passion for tea is evident as this tea is very well stored in a clean environment. The hot and humid Malaysian climate (all year round) had aged this gushu pu erh well and would please any serious pu erh tea drinker.

This tea has very good salivating action and is very hard to hold in the mouth. Very smooth and easy to drink. This tea is very vivid and scores highly in smoothness, sweetness and mellowness. This tea is strong and I felt a little ‘perky’ after a tea session of this tea. Nice sweet hints from the 7th/8th infusions. This tea brews 12-15 infusions easily.

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wet wild outdoor fruity viscous lightorange smooth easy olive taptwice

Just some thoughts.

This tea reminds me of a teenager who is trying to figure our who and what they are. There’s some undertone fruit going on, but as you can imagine… the aging of this tea takes over due to where it was aged. This puts it a little after that awkward stage of aging and yet it doesn’t seem fully ready… I was dual enrolled at college when I was 16 and this is exactly like it was, enjoyable but not fully ready. So do you go for the enjoyment or wait for maximum potential to be reached?
The answer is BOTHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHh

No real feels or anything, but the taste does change a bit throughout making it quite enjoyable for a session and this was my second.

a bad pasty

Nods. I was expecting (er… hoping) this to be GUSHU with a bonus of some accelerated storage. Instead, I got STORAGE and oh.. hey.. maybe this is gushu? Can’t really complain, as this is plenty good for what it is and the price, but I had my hopes.

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About a month stored in my pumidor and it has already become a darker and a deeper drink as the session goes on. I had all the leaf broken and it sat in 68 to 74 humidity and was well exposed… seems to be much more alive and more enjoyable. This makes my third session and I may be thinking about obtaining more, but darn this sample pile that is too large for orders…

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