Official Pu of the day

One of the intentionally aged teas, Pu-Erh has a loyal following.


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Re: Official Pu of the day

by jayinhk » Mar 29th, '16, 05:31

That sounds like lovely tea Rui--I need to try some of that! I wonder if I can get an in-person cash discount in Kunming...

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Re: Official Pu of the day

by stevorama » Mar 29th, '16, 12:16

2004/2005 Te ji grade loose shu. This is some cheap stuff I bought from Ranch 99 Chinese supermarket in 2005. Aging pleasantly despite less than stellar storage on my part.

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Re: Official Pu of the day

by Rui » Mar 30th, '16, 02:45

Today I am having some delicious Chinese coffee (aka shou :shock: ): 2004 CNNP 7262 from W2T. :D

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by jayinhk » Mar 31st, '16, 03:15

Yunnan Sourcing chocolate for me: 2015 Year of the Goat. It really tastes like milk chocolate today! Amazing.

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by Rui » Mar 31st, '16, 06:15

Just steeped some 2004 CNNP 7262 from White2Tea. Excellent smooth, sweet, caramel like colour and no funny smells.

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Re: Official Pu of the day

by Rui » Mar 31st, '16, 06:15

jayinhk wrote:Yunnan Sourcing chocolate for me: 2015 Year of the Goat. It really tastes like milk chocolate today! Amazing.
You have tempted me to get some of it.

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Re: Official Pu of the day

by William » Mar 31st, '16, 06:34

Brewing right now some High Mountain Purple Tea bought from Akira-san. Well, simply perfect .. well processed (extremely rare for purple teas), outstanding body and aftertaste, great endurance that beats me every time (I usually give up after 12/14 brews, the tea sure can go on) and well priced.

Suggested (in particular) to people who dislike (like me) bitterness or astringency in Pu Erh teas!

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Rui wrote:
jayinhk wrote:Yunnan Sourcing chocolate for me: 2015 Year of the Goat. It really tastes like milk chocolate today! Amazing.
You have tempted me to get some of it.
I think I've convinced myself to get some too! It improved a lot after it got some air. The bag was open on top of the microwave for about a month. I've already emailed Scott to see if he can cut me some sort of cash deal when I'm there. While the tea markets and hunting will be fun, I don't know any of the dealers, so no guanxi, and I don't really want to spend a week just looking for tea and sorting through mountains of crap when I know I can get great stuff from Scott and Honza.

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Re: Official Pu of the day

by Rui » Mar 31st, '16, 08:57

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jayinhk wrote:Yunnan Sourcing chocolate for me: 2015 Year of the Goat. It really tastes like milk chocolate today! Amazing.
You have tempted me to get some of it.
I think I've convinced myself to get some too! It improved a lot after it got some air. The bag was open on top of the microwave for about a month. I've already emailed Scott to see if he can cut me some sort of cash deal when I'm there. While the tea markets and hunting will be fun, I don't know any of the dealers, so no guanxi, and I don't really want to spend a week just looking for tea and sorting through mountains of crap when I know I can get great stuff from Scott and Honza.
Hopefully it does improve further as it does sound like a great tea.

http://en.the-puer.com/p/index.html These two ladies have just been there and found some goodies for me in Yunnan. I'll keep you posted but there is probably Jingmai 2014, Mahei 2014 and a 2004 Yiwu Zheng Shan raw pu'er cakes. < :shock: >

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Re: Official Pu of the day

by Rui » Mar 31st, '16, 09:00

By the way do you know SONG CHA XIE tea house in HK?

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by jayinhk » Mar 31st, '16, 10:49

Rui wrote:By the way do you know SONG CHA XIE tea house in HK?
Never heard of it! Tell me more!

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Re: Official Pu of the day

by stevorama » Mar 31st, '16, 16:15

Enjoying the 2015 Da Hu Sai sheng pu er from YS.

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Re: Official Pu of the day

by Rui » Apr 1st, '16, 04:27

jayinhk wrote:
Rui wrote:By the way do you know SONG CHA XIE tea house in HK?
Never heard of it! Tell me more!
My wife wants to go there next time we go to HK. It does not look cheap though...

http://www.hongkongextras.com/_nan_lian_garden.html

Talking about tea houses have you got any nice ones in your portfolio for daily rounds of tea drinking?

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Re: Official Pu of the day

by Rui » Apr 1st, '16, 04:32

stevorama wrote:Enjoying the 2015 Da Hu Sai sheng pu er from YS.
I also enjoyed that one very much. It was a samples from the YS tea club.

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by jayinhk » Apr 1st, '16, 08:56

Rui wrote:
jayinhk wrote:
Rui wrote:By the way do you know SONG CHA XIE tea house in HK?
Never heard of it! Tell me more!
My wife wants to go there next time we go to HK. It does not look cheap though...

http://www.hongkongextras.com/_nan_lian_garden.html

Talking about tea houses have you got any nice ones in your portfolio for daily rounds of tea drinking?
Wow, that sounds wonderful! I could take my own Yixing there. Quite far from here but sounds worth the trip.

I actually have only drank at teahouses in Taiwan. This one sounds wonderful! It is probably quite fairly priced, actually, since it is government subsidized.

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