Shu Pu Erh Chun Yue Li Ming (Spring Moon), AA, 2013.


The infusion is not thick, the taste is distributed harmoniously, it has a characteristic balance, the aftertaste is sweet and pleasant. In the process of brewing, the tea evens out, acquiring richness.


0.83 zl

Shu Pu Erh

357 G

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This is a tea for lovers of puzzles and complex flavors. The dry aroma greets us with unusual woody tones, at once sour, spicy and salty, which together most resemble a pleasant brine with distinct notes of dill seeds. The warming aroma continues to surprise: light fruity notes transition into heavy notes of roasted vegetables, with the sea splashing somewhere in the distance. The taste is no less interesting and complex - there's a clear leading note, sounding high and early in the sip, and mostly reminiscent of sweet nut milk, while the middle taste opens with woody notes. The infusion is not thick, the taste is distributed harmoniously, it has a characteristic balance, the aftertaste is sweet and pleasant. In the process of brewing, the tea evens out, acquiring richness. This tea is a good example of how interesting and unusual blends can be.

Tea cake weight - 357 gr.

appearance
Tea form: Tea cake
tea level
Tea quality: AA (above average)
what occasion
For what occasion: For mornings, For a long work day, For sleepless nights
taste
Taste: Distinctive, memorable, dried fruits, woody and earthy tones, hint of nuts
body effect
Effects on the body: Tonifies, Concentrates thoughts, Warms up.
production year
Year of tea production: 2013
tea raw materials
Raw materials: plantation-grown tea, tea buds
brewing temperature
Brewing temperature: 90-95°С
origin country
Country of origin: China

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