1998 CNNP "7262 Yellow Mark" Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake

Name: 1998 CNNP "7262 Yellow Mark" Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake
Brand: CNNP
Price: 312.5 USD
Availability: InStock

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A CNNP production from 1998 blended along the lines of Menghai Tea Factory's classic 7262. Pressed from Menghai harvested tea leaves and also wet-piled in Menghai, then stored in Kunming until now.

This is a ripe that is super clean in terms of taste, aroma, and body feeling. Cha Qi super mellow and nurturing. For me, this is a tea drink in the morning first thing on an empty stomach and just let it sink in. I got a 150 gram chunk initially as a sample and just finished the whole 150 grams in no time at all! I personally prefer to brew it in the SAMA flasks (either the MC09 or the MC05), using 7 grams and doing a one hour steep.

All-in-all an excellent aged ripe with 25+ years of maturation!

357 Grams per cake

Overall rating: 4.857143 / 5 from 7 reviews.

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Where Every Cup Feels Like Home

"I have been ordering tea from this shop for many years, and it is never enough. Every time I want to discover something new, and at the same time I want to reorder my favorites again and again — to enjoy this level of quality every single day. The tea quality is absolutely fantastic, the service is always excellent, and over all these years I have never had a single problem with any order. Thank you for your care, consistency, and passion. We are clearly connected for many years to come."

— Julia R. (5/5)

Acquired taste

"First time drinking such old puer, it has the specific smell and taste, definitely acquired taste. I mix it with puer that is a bit younger to balance the flavor."

— Yehor M. (4/5)

Good service, perfect tea!

"Tea is perfect! Service quick and also is perfect!"

— Vlad K. (5/5)

Yellow Mark

"Super tea, the best!!"

— Adrienne J. (5/5)

Amazing tea, must have for

"Amazing tea, must have for any serious tea collector (at least tasting it once), well worth the price! Dry smell: rolled cigar, sweet smoking wood Tasting notes: chewy texture (like dried apricots), covering oily mouthfeel, complex shou taste"

— Nikolay F. (5/5)