2011 MGH 1109 Mangfei Green Pu-erh Tea Brick 250g

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Boiling 0 min, 15 sec 5 g 3 oz / 100 ml

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  • “Revisiting. I got a whole brick. Today I was picking out samples for my friend. 5g 100 ml gaiwan 200F Rinse/pause/3/5/5/7/10sec It is nice, bittersweet but mellow. Beautiful color. Leaves are...” Read full tasting note
  • “I finally got around to trying this brick a couple weeks ago, and it’s a killer bang for the buck. After gently opening the paper packaging (another great use for that tiny Tuocha pick!), I was...” Read full tasting note
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This brick is made by using Fall big tree materials from Mangfei, Yongde area. All hand made, it’s sweet, full of flavor, endurable, definitely a worthwhile tea for current consumption and long term storage.

It is a bit milder than MGH 1105 cake. For a sharp taste, go for a MGH 1105.

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493 tasting notes

Revisiting. I got a whole brick. Today I was picking out samples for my friend.
5g 100 ml gaiwan 200F
Rinse/pause/3/5/5/7/10sec
It is nice, bittersweet but mellow. Beautiful color. Leaves are huge. No tingling today
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0 min, 15 sec 5 g 3 OZ / 100 ML
Yang-chu

leaves sure are green.

tperez

Those MGH bricks really are a steal for the price

Kirkoneill1988

does ys have it?

boychik

This brick is made by Puershop .com

Kirkoneill1988

oh! just like ys has its own brand :P

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I finally got around to trying this brick a couple weeks ago, and it’s a killer bang for the buck. After gently opening the paper packaging (another great use for that tiny Tuocha pick!), I was impressed by the relatively large leaves that comprised the outside of the brick. It’s not super-dense (like a particular 250g Douji “rock” that I ordered), but it’s firm enough that you’ll want a good picking utensil if you don’t want to mangle it completely.

Once I put the ~3g in my tiny, warmed Yixing pot, I combined my 10sec. wash and a 15sec. first steep into my faircup. I was very impressed by the slightly sweet/slightly astringent first cup, but I LOVED the silky mouthfeel and warming energy that popped up in the later infusions. Usually I’ll make a cup and get distracted by something else, but this one kept me coming back to see how the next cup progressed. I don’t know if I wasn’t using enough leaves (or if I timed my pours just right), but it never quite developed that bitter edge that I’ve come to associate with some young shengs.

I’ve had a couple other cakes and samples that fell flat or didn’t change too much after that first cup, and I’m excited to see how this one ages over time. For something I got on a whim, I’d certainly recommend this to beginners or pu-drinkers on a budget. I’m both of those things, and it worked out great for me.

Preparation
Boiling 0 min, 15 sec

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