A well-aged pancake of sheng puer from the well-known tea factory "Chashuvan" when warmed by breathing has a very subtle, soft aroma with harmonious wine notes and a hint of wild honey from forest herbs.
The aroma is enhanced after washing, adding nuances of multi-fruit juice, sweet homemade pastries, and dried herbs.
The taste of brewed tea is soft, without bitterness, without excessive astringency, with a refreshing coolness. The taste has notes of ripe green apple, dried fruits, sweet citrus fruits and buckwheat honey with a touch of herbs.
By the 5th pour, a neat bitterness with a hint of orange peel and dried village herbs gathered in a bunch and hung in a wooden hut makes itself known.
This pu-erh can withstand 7 steepings at a ratio of 5-7 g of tea leaves per 150 ml Yixing clay teapot.
The apple juice-colored infusion leaves a refreshing aftertaste with a pleasant tartness, honey trail and fruity sweetness.
As befits a quality aged puer, sheng "Nanno" contains powerful Qi energy. The tea sobers up, enhances attention, helps to concentrate it on the desired object and hold it for a certain time. It perfectly tones and awakens, gives determination and confidence, gives a light meditative state.
This puer is a kind of philosophy, a poem about something historical and legendary. This pancake can be recommended to lovers of high-quality aged puers, which have been stored all their years in compliance with technology.
Name in Chinese
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南糯 |
Pinyin
|
nánnuò |
Country
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China |
District
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Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture |
Provinces
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Yunnan (云南) |
Habitat
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Наньно (南糯, nánnuò) |
Manufacturer
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Чашуван (茶树王) |
Raw material production date
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Spring 2010 |
Year of pressing
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2010 |
Pressing form
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Bing Cha (Cake Tea) |
Declared weight, g
|
357 |
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