Puerh with High Energy

[shah82]

Re: Puerh with High Energy

by shah82 » Aug 29th, '12, 16:58

Chen Yun Hao Guafengzhai.

Chen Yun Hao Yiwu from '03 marks the true start of high end single estate teas, and the brand has been producing tea since '01.

So this is pretty top stuff of teas available for the broader market.

[David R.]

Re: Puerh with High Energy

by David R. » Aug 29th, '12, 19:50

Thanks shah82.

[Tofsla]

Re: Puerh with High Energy

by Tofsla » Aug 30th, '12, 17:07

I know, some will find it ridiculous, but today I have had this experience with a sample of the dirt-cheap 2012 MGH 1205 "Menghai Green" Brick I received for free from puerhshop. I am sure there is no old tree stuff in this brick, and it may contain some plantation leaves. Nevertheless, the power of this tea is overwhelming. It is totally "aggressive, in your face, and long lasting": I have had 21 steepings from it (many immediate ones, and the last one only 2 minutes), my personal record. It nearly gave me a caffeine rush, something I have never experienced before from a tea. As for the taste, it is rather simple, but thick and deep.

[needaTEAcher]

Re: Puerh with High Energy

by needaTEAcher » Aug 31st, '12, 05:14

I know, some will find it ridiculous...

As far as I can tell, the only thing that truly matters is if you enjoy the tea!

[SilentChaos]

Re: Puerh with High Energy

by SilentChaos » Sep 21st, '12, 23:58

I'm currently drinking through a lb of it I got from someone who's family lives in the region

....That's like ...criminally awesome.

[TIM]

Re: Puerh with High Energy

by TIM » Oct 2nd, '12, 12:16

Funny, uplifting and Good Energy from a 7542

[Cole]

Re: Puerh with High Energy

by Cole » Oct 2nd, '12, 13:35

Hot dog!

[135F2]

Re: Puerh with High Energy

by 135F2 » Oct 3rd, '12, 01:44

I guess this '06 Lao Banzhang from Xizhihao kinda qualifies as a "high energy" tea. The one pictured below is the "yin" version.

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[brandon]

Re: Puerh with High Energy

by brandon » Oct 3rd, '12, 07:35

135F2, really liked that one when it was out at Hou De back then. Welcome to the forum, woof!

[135F2]

Re: Puerh with High Energy

by 135F2 » Oct 4th, '12, 02:15

Thank you, Brandon. Yes, it was from Houde a while back ago.

[MarshalN]

Re: Puerh with High Energy

by MarshalN » Oct 4th, '12, 02:57

Oh, the good old days when such things can be had for under $100

[davelcorp]

Re: Puerh with High Energy

by davelcorp » Oct 4th, '12, 12:13

Oh, the good old days when such things can be had for under $100

And they seemed so expensive back then. Still holding on to my "97 and 2001 XZH test pressings...

[MarshalN]

Re: Puerh with High Energy

by MarshalN » Oct 4th, '12, 12:24

Oh, the good old days when such things can be had for under $100

And they seemed so expensive back then. Still holding on to my "97 and 2001 XZH test pressings...

Yes, they did seem expensive back then!

[apache]

Re: Puerh with High Energy

by apache » Oct 4th, '12, 12:24

Who knows, we might say the same thing with some of the expensive 2011 and 2012 cakes in a few years time.

[135F2]

Re: Puerh with High Energy

by 135F2 » Oct 4th, '12, 14:31

Oh, the good old days when such things can be had for under $100

And they seemed so expensive back then. Still holding on to my "97 and 2001 XZH test pressings...

Yes, they did seem expensive back then!

Yes, I agree. My note says I paid $60 per beeng back in early 2007. Not that I bought it as an "investment", but I'm curious how much it would go for today.