“Mmmm… Clean. Intense sparkling citrusy-pine resin bitters that are at once forward and persistent in the throat. Deep stonefruit and complexity working magic in the background. Sweet aftertaste....” Read full tasting note
“Fresh and lively with a strong, citrus-like long-lasting bitterness. Images and more at https://puerh.blog/teanotes/2013-lao-man-e-tu” Read full tasting note
“Breaking this one out after one of these long work days. They are terrible and don’t leave a lot of hours to drink tea. I did 10 grams in the Gaiwan to start out. A quick rinse and 3 5 second...” Read full tasting note
“Wow, talk about bitter! This tea is not for the faint of heart. It is incredibly bitter, purposely made to be so. Will this bitterness translate into a well aged pu erh? Perhaps! But I would not...” Read full tasting note
Our 2013 Lao Man E is a blend of bitter and sweet trees growing between 1300-1400m elevation. After producing sweet LME for the past 2 years, we decided to amp up the bitterness this year. Our most powerful LaoManE to date. The dry leaves give off a delicious aroma of fresh watermelon.
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