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Shu Pu'er 2013 "Aged Aroma" Daming Yunde plant, pancake 357 g
Name: "Aged Aroma" *
* Literal phrase: "the older, the more aromatic"
Whale. 越陈越香, pinyin yuè chén yuè xiāng
Claimed weight: 357 grams.
Production date: 2013.
Raw materials: large-leaf raw tea.
Manufacturer: Daming Yunde tea factory (Chinese: 永德县大明茶厂, pinyin yŏngdé xiàn dàmíng cháchăng).
Origin: Yongde County (Chinese: 永德县, pinyin yǒngdé xiàn), Lincang Urban District (Chinese: 临沧, pinyin líncāng), Yunnan Province (Chinese: 云南, Pinyin: yúnnán).
Source: official information from the manufacturer.
The tea's name suggests that pu-erh teas, like fine wines, can be aged for years to develop their best flavor and aroma. Even now, the tea offers a soft, rich taste with a refreshing aftertaste.
First published on December 16, 2014.
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