Anyone know where I can find this Pu Erh?

[rosenkraftlos]

I recently purchased the following from Hou De Asian Arts.

http://www.houdeasianart.com/index.php? ... cts_id=769

I absolutely loved the 2001 Meng Sa. I would do anything to find a full cake of it, but I am unable to find one anywhere. If anyone can find somewhere that sells them I would be most appreciative.

If it is not available anywhere then do any of you know of something that would be comparable?

Thanks very much.

[ABx]

He has it under "Aged Puerh". You should be aware, though, that it will eventually turn into something more like the 99. So if you don't care for the more aged taste of the 99, then it may not be worth the price. I would say to check out the brick from 2000, but it doesn't look like he has any more.

[rosenkraftlos]

I like some aged pu erh. It's not that I simply like all young pu erhs, it's this one in particular.

[wyardley]

I recently purchased the following from Hou De Asian Arts.

http://www.houdeasianart.com/index.php? ... cts_id=769

I absolutely loved the 2001 Meng Sa. I would do anything to find a full cake of it, but I am unable to find one anywhere. If anyone can find somewhere that sells them I would be most appreciative.

If it is not available anywhere then do any of you know of something that would be comparable.

I'm not sure you understood the other poster's response, so just in case you don't figure it out, here's a direct link:
http://www.houdeasianart.com/index.php? ... cts_id=821

He's got 9 in stock, so you can get a full tong if you really like it that much.