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2017 Yunnan Sourcing "Zhang Jia Wan" Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake

Original price $14.25 - Original price $257.75
Original price
$14.25
$14.25 - $257.75
Current price $14.25

Entirely Old and Ancient Arbor tea from the Spring 2017 Harvest from Zhang Jia Wan village in the Yi Wu mountain range. Zhang Jia Wan is near Ding Jia Zhai and Yao Ding area of Yi Wu.  Zhang Jia Wan at 1400 meters is not a super high altitude but fairly typical for the Yi Wu area.

Zhang Jia Wan tea trees range in 60 to 200 years old, are pure assamica (大叶种), large and stout, and have a deep olive-green color.  More importantly this tea will brew up a perfectly balanced thick and pungent brew.  Bitter, sweet, umami, honey, brine and orchid essence can be found in this wonderful tea.

Net Weight: 250 grams per cake (7 cakes per bamboo leaf tong)

Harvest time: April 2017

Harvest Area:  Zhang Jia Wan  (village), Lao Man Sa section of the Yi Wu mountain range, Meng La county of Xi Shuang Banna

Total Production amount: 80 cakes (20 kilograms)

Wrapper Design by "Monk Maximus" of the United States

 

This tea has been tested in a certified laboratory for 191 pesticides, and is within the EU MRL limits set for those 191 pesticide residues. For a full list of the 191 pesticides we tested for and more information about MRL testing and the EU Food and Safety commission click on this link.

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Misty mornings

"This Raw Puerh is a awesome choice for any tea lover whether you’re beginning or a experienced connoisseur. The first 3 brews are thick, sweet, and astringent. Surprisingly light on the stomach. Later brews the soup starts turning into more flowers and bitter notes, which is very still pleasant on the palette. I have drunk more then half the cake and am reluctant to age due to the already delicious soup it makes."

Raul G. (5/5)

Not too different from the He Tao Di

"I wanted to see how similar this was to the He Tao Di, since it shared a very similar description. They are share many things in common. The flavor profile in the description is spot on. There is a lovely brinyness and orchid essence in both flavor and fragrance. This one has more depth and saccharin-like sweetness without going overboard. It's medium bodied while the HTD is more viscous. My wife first thought she was drinking a Dan Cong oolong! There's a very nice, prolonged mouthfeel and a pleasant feeling in the throat. It's a fine tea."

Theo W. (5/5)

This tea is awesome...very fine

"This tea is awesome...very fine exceptional leaf material and a great label!"

Cory B. (5/5)

Delicious!

"Light and balanced bitterness, extremely sweet, luxurious umami, light honey and fruit. Just a delicious tea. Really excited about experiencing the development of this tea."

Jason J. (5/5)

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