"Mengsun Shaikhun" is a Chinese red tea, carefully pressed into a 200-gram cake in colorful packaging, and prepared using a relatively new technology of drying raw materials under the open rays of the sun.
When warmed up with your breath, you can feel a fresh, velvety aroma with notes of dried herbs, honey from wild herbs and touches of spices. After rinsing, the aroma is filled with shades of dried rose petals and hot wheat bread.
The finished infusion is soft and gentle, slightly oily and sweet. Herbal-honey notes, light astringency, and spicy nuances are clearly noticeable. An unobtrusive astringent shade is added to the 3rd infusion, bringing with it woody notes. The tea withstands 5 full infusions, dark amber in color with a shiny bronze hue. The aftertaste is moderate and refreshing, filled with shades of ripe berries, wild herbs, and honey.
The most suitable utensil for brewing this tea is a thick-walled Yixing clay teapot, which is able to maximally reveal and convey the flavor palette and all shades of aroma.
Old Puer trees from the Mengsong Mountains have been accumulating Cha Qi (tea energy) in their leaves for many years. During tea drinking, it actively manifests itself: tea warms up perfectly, creates a feeling of comfort and calm, gently tones, makes you stop and think. It perfectly clears the mind, calms the nervous system and promotes longevity.
"Mensun Shaikhun" of the "Tea Line" brand is an exclusive tea, tasty and harmonious, which during tea parties in the cold season will remind you of the warm rays of the summer sun.
Shai Hong, 晒红, is a red tea that is naturally sun-dried, creating a powerful, unique flavor and aging potential.
The aroma of dry tea leaves is assertive, berry-wine, subtle and sweetish, with a note of fortified dessert red wine.
After the first flush, Shaikhun reveals a velvety and soft aroma with tobacco, wine, floral notes, nuances of cloves and menthol.
The taste of brewed tea is silky, moderately sweet, with a very soft bitterness, a wine trail and a berry-floral palette.
By the 4th infusion, wild rose flowers with a pleasant bitterness and light astringency can be traced. The tea can be brewed up to 7 times, at a ratio of 6-8 g per 150-200 ml in a Yixing clay teapot or gaiwan. The aftertaste is fleeting and sweetish, winey immediately after a sip and slightly astringent after a while.
This tea is very beautiful when infused: powerful dark orange tones immediately attract the eye, forcing you to gaze for a long time into the depth and transparency.
Red tea Shaikhun collected from puer trees of the Mengsun Mountains sobers up very well, makes thoughts clear, concentrates and collects attention. It warms from the inside, gently tones and relaxes at the same time.
A new shaikhun pancake weighs 200 g, which is very convenient. It is perfect for both storage and daily tea drinking. With age, the tea will acquire new shades of taste and aroma, and will transform in terms of tea effect.
Name in Chinese
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勐宋晒红 |
Pinyin
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I'm afraid I'm afraid |
Translation
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Red tea from Puer trees from Mengsun |
Tea variety
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Shai Hong |
Country
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China |
District
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Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture |
Provinces
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Yunnan (云南) |
Region
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Menghai (勐海) |
Habitat
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Мэнсун (勐宋, měngsòng) |
Manufacturer
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Чайная Линия |
Pressing form
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Bing Cha (Cake Tea) |
Declared weight, g
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200 |
Type of tea raw material
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Young trees (50-100 years) |
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