2017 Bulangshan Gan En Raw Pu-erh | Bu Lang Shan Gan En Pu Er Sheng Cha - cake 357 g - Option: Sample 15 g

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The tea is a good example of Bulang mountain productions. It goes easy on you at the start and releases good bitterness and sweetness as the leaves open up. The fragrance is both floral and herbaceous, the mouthfeel is light despite the power of the tea. Astringency starts high and tones down as the session goes, bitterness is present from the middle to the end. This tea is full of healthy active substances and will surely give you a boost. The bitterness is medium to strong, but not punishing. A solid tea with good aging potential. More

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The tea is a good example of Bulang mountain productions. It goes easy on you at the start and releases good bitterness and sweetness as the leaves open up. The fragrance is both floral and herbaceous, the mouthfeel is light despite the power of the tea. Astringency starts high and tones down as the session goes, bitterness is present from the middle to the end. This tea is full of healthy active substances and will surely give you a boost. The bitterness is medium to strong, but not punishing. A solid tea with good aging potential.

Parameters
Form cake (bing) 357 g
Country of origin China
Province Yunnan
Location Xishuangbanna, Bulangshan, Laobanzhang 老班章
Cultivar Yunnan Da Ye 云南大叶
Age of tea trees 150+
Lao Ban Zhang 老班章 - history and present

Lao Ban Zhang 老班章 - history and present

Laobanzhang Ancient Tea Mountains is located under the administration of Banzhang Village in Bulangshan County 布朗山乡 about 70 km from Menghai County City. It is a place full of history and cultural heritage rich in quality Pu-erh tea known as the "King of Pu-erh Tea". The word "Banzhang" comes from the Dai language: "Ba Zha" which means "fish." The Chinese transliteration is “Banzhang.” In the late 1990s, Pu-erh tea was still a hard-selling tea in Yunnan, and Laobanzhang was hidden in the deep mountains and ancient forests of Menghai County. Tea from Laobanzhang was completely unknown to the world.

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