hi,
what are your favourite shu puerhs?(preferably ones I can order online)
thanks
Jun 5th, '09, 09:52
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Check out Sampan Tea (ebay) I've gotten some very good things from him. You might like the 1997 San Cha.
Also, some years ago I ordered some puerh from Camellia-Sinenis thinking I was getting raw. They were ripe, but I thought that they were very good. Now their web site makes it more clear which are raw and which not.
Also, some years ago I ordered some puerh from Camellia-Sinenis thinking I was getting raw. They were ripe, but I thought that they were very good. Now their web site makes it more clear which are raw and which not.
2003 Songpin Imperial
But.... it's $39 and I think that's too high to pay for shu.
I believe that they offer 2 oz sample sizes to try.
http://www.puerhshop.com/index.php?main ... 6f7585887c
But.... it's $39 and I think that's too high to pay for shu.
I believe that they offer 2 oz sample sizes to try.
http://www.puerhshop.com/index.php?main ... 6f7585887c
At the moment, I'm enjoying two:
The 7581; although the versions I have from '06 and '07 are both cooked through.
The other is DaYi Menghai '94. There's no recipe for this one, but it is a cooked/raw mix, and is DaYi's first brick production.
The DaYi has been getting quite a bit of pot time since 2 days ago.
The 7581; although the versions I have from '06 and '07 are both cooked through.
The other is DaYi Menghai '94. There's no recipe for this one, but it is a cooked/raw mix, and is DaYi's first brick production.
The DaYi has been getting quite a bit of pot time since 2 days ago.
Jun 7th, '09, 09:01
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