Kunlu Mountain Pu-erh Cake

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Pu'erh Tea
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Pu Erh Tea
Flavors
Floral
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Typical Preparation
Use 4 oz / 125 ml of water
Set water temperature to Boiling
Use 7 g of tea
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“This tea is wonderful. You would be forgiven, if you were ducking in-and-out of a session that someone else was managing, for thinking this is an elegant, almost understated tea—all soft mouthfeel...” Read full tasting note

Description

Weight: 500 gram cake
Type: Raw Pu-erh (unfermented)
Grade: Premium
Production area: Kunlu Mountain, Simao Prefecture, Yunnan Province

Taste characteristics:
Kunlu Mountain,is a tea production area that sits along the Ancient Tea Horse Road, and that has been acclaimed as the “Imperial Tea Garden.” It is believed that the tribute tea for the imperial family during the Qing Dynasty was made from trees in this area. The tea is quite prominent in terms of quality; however, it is reported that the old trees of this area have been protected by the local villagers in recent years. As such, teas made from old trees in this area are extremely rare.

It is not surprising that the quality of this tea is superb. Steeped to an amber hue, the tea broth is clear and bright. The tea is so clean and crisp it is as if you are drinking spring water from the snow summit. At the same time, it is thick, full-bodied and leaves a comforting cooling sensation (“gan”) that fills the entire mouth. The flavor has an elegant honey note, which becomes more prominent in later steeping. Bana Tea Company is extremely proud to be able to source a tea of such high quality.

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