Hi,
I just got an extremely nice offer of ~150€ for a 1993 7542 per Bing (Hong Kong Storage). Apparently the same as EOT is offering for £228 as an 1993 Menghai 7542.
Should I buy this or should I pass this on?
Personally, after tasting some older Pu, I'm completely for: keep & enjoy in 20 years.
Thanks.
Jan
Dec 17th, '11, 06:12
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Re: 1993 Sheng
Hi Jan,
Ours has been stored in Taiwan since the mid-90's, so you'd need to check the storage out for yourself with these other cakes.
If it's good tea though, that sounds like a good price. As with all old puerh, you really need to sample it yourself & be wary of the pitfalls.
best wishes,
David.
Ours has been stored in Taiwan since the mid-90's, so you'd need to check the storage out for yourself with these other cakes.
If it's good tea though, that sounds like a good price. As with all old puerh, you really need to sample it yourself & be wary of the pitfalls.
best wishes,
David.
Re: 1993 Sheng
That's a shade less than 200 US dollars. A Menghai Dayi 7542 from the early 90s, which I'd want to drink are enough more than $200 that I'd check its teeth if I were you. Not unbelievable--distressed sale, perhaps, but potentially scammy. If you've already sampled it and liked it enough to pay, well, never mind what it actually is and how wet-stored it is...
Re: 1993 Sheng
I've already ordered and received a sample and if OK I'll order a bing and if OK I'll order a tong (I'm a software developer by day , so if's are my daily bread and butter).
So there is some tasting which I need to do. Apparently this is a Hong Kong stored tea. I just ordered an EOT sample to compare this to before spending this much on a tea.
BTW: The seller is using a special condition in German law which allows selling without tax. This might also be a factor. If the seller would be selling with tax I'd need to add 7% to the price.
Thanks so far,
Jan
So there is some tasting which I need to do. Apparently this is a Hong Kong stored tea. I just ordered an EOT sample to compare this to before spending this much on a tea.
BTW: The seller is using a special condition in German law which allows selling without tax. This might also be a factor. If the seller would be selling with tax I'd need to add 7% to the price.
Thanks so far,
Jan
Last edited by jan on Dec 17th, '11, 16:39, edited 1 time in total.
Re: 1993 Sheng
If this isn't nasty or extremely wetstored, let everyone here know who the seller is...
Re: 1993 Sheng
I sure will. I need to wait about two weeks for my EOT order to compare to. If this is a hit I will report.
Jan
Jan