Shu Pu Erh Big Panda, AAA, 1988


A matured Shu Pu Erh from 1988. It was stored in a damp warehouse, which has undoubtedly influenced its flavour and aroma. The flavour is complex, multi-faceted, distinctly sweet, with woody, earthy, cellar-like notes, hints of dried fruit and nuts, without any bitterness or astringency. An unconventional tea with a distinct character.


Shu Pu Erh
China
1988
205 G
2.00 zl
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Чай старше меня лет на двадцать. Я даже не знала, что чай может столько жить.
Банку оставлю, так классно в интерьер вписалась, тем более что уплочено, то использовано
Пахнет... странно. Непривычно. Как старая библиотека, чернослив и немного камфарой. Но вообще я ожидала запах плесени, так что я даже немного обрадовалась
Первый глоток просто вау! Прямо обволакивает и во рту как будто не чай, а топленое молоко с корицей и черной смородиной. Последующие мне тоже понравились, но больше всех, конечно, жестяная банка с пандами, считаю лучшее вложение

A matured Shu Pu Erh from 1988. It was stored in a damp warehouse, which has undoubtedly influenced its flavour and aroma. A unique Pu Erh for connoisseurs.

Large, loose leaves of a dark brown colour, naturally twisted, with a characteristic aged aroma woody and balsamic, earthy, resinous and spicy, with hints of camphor. 

The infusion is cognac-coloured, clear and transparent, with a strong, damp aroma featuring notes of damp wood and spices. The flavour is complex, multi-faceted, distinctly sweet, with woody, earthy, cellar-like notes, hints of dried fruit and nuts, without any bitterness or astringency. The aftertaste is long, warm and silky.

An unconventional tea with a distinct character. It pleasantly warms, brings a sense of freshness and lightness, and puts you in a meditative mood.

How to brew

Steaming

  • Teaware: clay teapot or gaiwan
  • Water: 95-98°C
  • Ratio of dry tea leaves: 7-8 g per 150 ml water

Brew in short infusions of 10-15 seconds, gradually increasing the time by 20-30 seconds.
The flavor remains consistent over 7-8 infusions.

Infusion method

  • Teaware: clay gaiwan, thermos
  • Water: 95-98°C
  • Ratio of dry tea leaves: 7-9 g per 1000 ml of water

Infuse for 4-5 minutes

appearance
Tea form: Loose
tea level
Tea quality: AAA (exeptional quality)
what occasion
For what occasion: Morning, For special occasions
taste
Taste: Expressive, Memorable, Juicy, Smooth, Woody and earthy tones, Mushrooms and fermentation, Refreshing, Natural sweetness, Woody, Camphorous, Long aftertaste
body effect
Effect on the body: Warming, Concentrating, Toning
production year
Tea production year: 1988
tea raw materials
Raw materials: Plantation-grown tea
brewing temperature
Brewing temperature: 90-95°С
origin country
Country of origin: China

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