Identification Please


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Identification Please

Postby 135F2 » Oct 12th, '12, 18:34

I have seen different threads started by different posters asking for help from other TeaChat members to identify writings on wrappers, packages, tags, etc. Occasionally, I find myself in that position of needing help from the wiser participants here as well.

So I hope I am not being presumptuous by thinking that a common dumping thread for such inquiries could be useful to all interested in pu'er -- as current and future references.

With that in mind, if I can trouble anyone for your help in identifying this tag on the right, I would really appreciate it. Thank you in advance.

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Re: Identification Please

Postby the_economist » Oct 12th, '12, 18:46

I think it says: Yibang mountain, 2012 spring. Big tree from some ? Wu family (can't read the first character).
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Re: Identification Please

Postby MarshalN » Oct 12th, '12, 20:53

Just big tree forest
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Re: Identification Please

Postby 135F2 » Oct 13th, '12, 00:40

So it says: Yibang Mtn. Big Tree Forest. Spring 2012.
Now, what about the writings in black?

:D thank you!
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Re: Identification Please

Postby the_economist » Oct 13th, '12, 01:17

Don't forget 'Wu family'! :D
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Re: Identification Please

Postby 135F2 » Oct 13th, '12, 10:37

Oops, right! So...
"Yibang Mtn. Big Tree Forest of Wu Family. Spring 2012."
Thanks again!
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Re: Identification Please

Postby TwoDog2 » Oct 14th, '12, 21:33

135F2 wrote:Oops, right! So...
"Yibang Mtn. Big Tree Forest of Wu Family. Spring 2012."
Thanks again!



I'm more of a "Yibang Mtn. Big Tree Forest of Zhang Family" man, myself...
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Re: Identification Please

Postby 135F2 » Oct 21st, '12, 18:10

Much appreciated in advance. Need the what/when/where/etc. of this tea. Is/does Nan Qiao Tea Factory reputable / makes decent teas? Thanks.

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Re: Identification Please

Postby MarshalN » Oct 21st, '12, 21:07

Can't find this tea on Taobao. Likely 2005. Nanqiao's teas are..... mainstream.
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Re: Identification Please

Postby 135F2 » Oct 22nd, '12, 00:12

MarshalN wrote:Can't find this tea on Taobao. Likely 2005. Nanqiao's teas are..... mainstream.


Thanks, M.

Does it say anywhere which area the tea comes from?
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Re: Identification Please

Postby shah82 » Oct 22nd, '12, 00:24

Banzhang big tree.

Almost certainly not so, materially.
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Re: Identification Please

Postby MarshalN » Oct 22nd, '12, 00:27

If it's 2005 it has a fighting chance of some banzhang material
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