When its free I don't complain. I'll just put it on a shelf for 5 years, then drink it.shogun89 wrote:Wow, I'm loosing it. For some reason I thought the 7572 was a sheng so I mixed them up.
May 17th, '09, 21:11
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May 18th, '09, 10:41
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shogun89 wrote:did you get it for free along with the off ebay discounts? Usually you only get a free cake when you order on ebay and only 7 of the same cake.
Exactly,
This will be my first cake of Ripe Pu-erh.
I don't know but I've been told... not start sampling until it's 2 years old.
To give it time to lose some of the harshness of manufacture.
I guess that could be true of all 2009 Pu-erh.
Anyway mines going into storage for a few years, plus or minus a month or 2.
May 27th, '09, 08:45
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Yes, but he isn't exactly gibing them away. $70-80 for '09 bings?zloVkvetinaci wrote:scott added new hai lang hao cakes..nom nom nom!
I know that China is notorious for strict internet censorship, but surely they must have caught wind of these two little bits of information-
- the worldwide financial collapse
the collapse of the pu'er bubble
May 27th, '09, 08:54
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tony shlongini wrote:Yes, but he isn't exactly gibing them away. $70-80 for '09 bings?zloVkvetinaci wrote:scott added new hai lang hao cakes..nom nom nom!
I know that China is notorious for strict internet censorship, but surely they must have caught wind of these two little bits of information-
- the worldwide financial collapse
the collapse of the pu'er bubble
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May 27th, '09, 12:51
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Their '08 Star of Bulang damn near poisoned me. It had a very strong taste of pesticide. Godawful!puerhking wrote:Yeah after being thoroughly disappointed by the HLH LBZ Man'e I would have to hear some very good things about these cakes. I don't want a so so bing for $80.zloVkvetinaci wrote:scott added new hai lang hao cakes..nom nom nom!
Too bad that the samples are expensivepuerhking wrote:Yeah after being thoroughly disappointed by the HLH LBZ Man'e I would have to hear some very good things about these cakes. I don't want a so so bing for $80.zloVkvetinaci wrote:scott added new hai lang hao cakes..nom nom nom!
I have HLH star of bulang(which I really like:)) and the jing mai mountain brick(for a brick/price, decent), so no bad experience with them yet.guess I'll wait until someone reviews them :/
What how where? how does pesticide taste? I really wonder, if I dont like pesticide taste..I hope nottony shlongini wrote:Their '08 Star of Bulang damn near poisoned me. It had a very strong taste of pesticide. Godawful!puerhking wrote:Yeah after being thoroughly disappointed by the HLH LBZ Man'e I would have to hear some very good things about these cakes. I don't want a so so bing for $80.zloVkvetinaci wrote:scott added new hai lang hao cakes..nom nom nom!
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puerhking wrote:A few 09 Menghai's have shown up at DTH
http://stores.shop.ebay.com/Dragon-Tea- ... QQ_armrsZ1
Has anybody tried these...or the Organic Mt. Bada:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Organic-Mt-Bada-Men ... 7C294%3A30
They look pretty