Feb 18th, '12, 15:16
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by BioHorn » Feb 18th, '12, 15:16
Drax wrote:Actually, come to think of it, what are you looking for you in a shu? Any particular qualities? Doughy? Woody? Some punch left in it?
Good question.
I have also enjoyed this cake:
http://www.yunnansourcing.com/store/pro ... product=10
2007 Jiu Wan "Tong Qing Hao" A nice tasty drinkable shu. It has a nice blend of flavor and can get a bit of kick when push. (pliable tea)
at $10 USD a good value.
Feb 18th, '12, 15:43
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by fdrx » Feb 18th, '12, 15:43
dragon pole 10, Dayi houpu 07, haiwan #1, golden lotus 10, Dayi hongyun, .......
Feb 18th, '12, 16:15
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by Catfur » Feb 18th, '12, 16:15
gasninja wrote:Do you know where?
Red Lantern
Taobao, if you are feeling far froggier than I.
Feb 19th, '12, 02:06
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by bagua7 » Feb 19th, '12, 02:06
Cool man, checked in for my next puerh order. I need a short break from Menghai cakes. Cheers.
Feb 19th, '12, 12:09
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by BioHorn » Feb 19th, '12, 12:09
bagua7 wrote:
Cool man, checked in for my next puerh order. I need a short break from Menghai cakes. Cheers.
Great. Hope you like it. Chime in after trying.
