Tuesday 11 March 2014

1978 Pu-erh Zuncha Brick Shu (Ripe)


Product Description
This 35 year old brick is made with grade 6 leaf that has been aged in the shu (blacked or ripened) style. This brick represents an early version of the then new found aging process to make Pu-erh drinkable is less time than simply slow aging the cakes. 



This brick is very breakable by hand (sometimes) and comes apart easily, which is a sign that the oxygen had worked through the brick in its 35 year history. It take 10 grams to make this tea come alive, but you will taste a bit of old flavor that cannot be reproduced. 220 grams due to aging. Vintage 1978.




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1970's Cultural Revolution Tuocha Pu-erh Tea 100g Tea Leaves



Product Description

This circa early 1970's Tuocha is a real pleasure to drink. The leaves break apart by hand, which is a true sign of this tea's age. Wet leaves are dark and rich smelling, typical of a tuocha's small leaf base. Well stored without any off tastes, this is a winner. About 90 grams. 

This tea has been well kept and most likely comes from a state run factory in the height of the Cultural Revolution. The weight of these varies slightly from one to the other. The range is from the mid 80g to 100g. Please understand each varies slightly. 

This is a sheng (raw) tea, and the leaves are very dark when steeped with some deterioration. Many other old teas exhibit the deep dark wet color, there is no off or dank taste with this tea. This is a piece of history that reveals a far away forest taste with hints of ginseng/herbal notes. 




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1998 Songpin Pu'er Puerh King Menghai Aged Pu Erh Tea Cake 357g


Product Description

The Chinese tea history of Pu'er tea is fascinating. Pu'er tea is one of the oldest type of tea in China with a rich history of over 1700 years that can be traced back to the Eastern Han Dynasty (25-220 AD). During it's height of popularity Pu'r tea was freely traded and even used as money for the bartering of goods. Premium Pu'er tea was offered as a tribute tea to the Emperor of China and to this day Pu'er tea remains a highly valuable commodity. Pu-erh tea is revered in China as a traditional medicinal tea with many health benefits. 






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