2010 Yunnan Sourcing "Big Snow Mountain" Raw Pu-erh

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80 / 100

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Use 5 oz / 141 ml of water
Set water temperature to 200 °F / 93 °C
Use 6 g of tea
Steep for 0 min, 15 sec
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8 Tasting Notes View all

“This is really good. I’ve been flash steeping and it’s mild and sweet with just the tiniest bit of bitter when I steep too long. Thanks for sharing, Dexter. :) You should try this one. It’s an...” Read full tasting note
“Yongde’s Big Snow Mountain area produced some of my favorite teas. Needless to say, this one had big shoes to fill. I do like this tea for its regional characteristics and aging potential. It’s not...” Read full tasting note
“Very light taste with little astringency and almost no bitterness. Cha qi is definitely present after one cup (3rd infusion). Dry-ish mouth feel and a lingering in the throat of grass. Not the most...” Read full tasting note
“This is my kind of sheng. Nice bold punchy flavor. Nice balance between sweet and bitter. Faint hint of floral. I like a little astringency sometimes. Good stuff.” Read full tasting note

Description

2010 Yunnan Sourcing “Big Snow Mountain” Raw 250g
Big Snow Mountain (大雪山) is one of two Big Snow mountains in Lincang prefecture. One is in Mengku county and the other is in Yong De county. Our material is entirely First Flush of Spring 2010 material from Yong De’s Big Snow Mountain. The environment from which this tea comes from is a natural un-managed tea garden filled with trees and tea bushes between 60 and 150 years old at an altitude of about 1800 meters on the south-western slope the mountain.

The tea itself is full of intense cha qi and is somewhat bitter and astringent. The mouth-feel is strong and fills and stimulates the mouth long after it has been drunk. There is a slight flower aroma that will become more obvious with aging. This is a tea to be aged for sure, with the needed strong and intense character to become a well-rounded and textured tea with each step of aging.

Stone-Pressed in the Month of May 2010.

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