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

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Bu Lang Shan Shu Pu-erh is an aged ripe pu-erh from Bulang Shan in Yunnan Province. Picked in April 2015, it was pressed into cakes in 2017. It produces a dark liquor with a woody aroma. The smooth taste has sweet, fruity and woody notes with a savoury, mineral aftertaste. Aging of the DaYe leaves creates a range of flavors. Texture of the tea brew is rich and thick. Aroma is earthy, sweet, hints of vanilla. Flavor well-balanced and non-astringent. The tea is very suitable for aging. More

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Bu Lang Shan Shu Pu-erh is an aged ripe pu-erh from Bulang Shan in Yunnan Province. Picked in April 2015, it was pressed into cakes in 2017. It produces a dark liquor with a woody aroma. The smooth taste has sweet, fruity and woody notes with a savoury, mineral aftertaste. Aging of the DaYe leaves creates a range of flavors. Texture of the tea brew is rich and thick. Aroma is earthy, sweet, hints of vanilla. Flavor well-balanced and non-astringent. The tea is very suitable for aging. 

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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