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Mang Fei Mountain of Yong De Ripe Pu-erh Tea Dragon Balls | Yunnan Sourcing Tea Shop

Mang Fei Mountain of Yong De Ripe Pu-erh Tea Dragon Balls

by Yunnan Sourcing Tea Shop
$8.25 - $127.00
$8.25
$8.25 - $127.00
$8.25

These little dragon balls were hand-rolled in from 2017 Mang Fei Mountain spring harvested ripe pu-erh tea.  Mang Fei mountain area is in Yong De county of Lincang, which is one of the most remote areas of Yunnan!

Entirely spring harvested and wet piled in 2017 gives this tea an incredibly rich and full-bodied taste.  A few years of aging has allowed the newish "wet pile" taste to dissipate giving way to a creamy sweet and complex ripe tea!

Each dragon ball is roughly 7 grams and comes individually wrapped for convenience!

7 Grams each (+/- 1 gram)

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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Deserves respect

"Lovely tea, I feel a lot of love, care and experience has gone into making this and deserves respect. I have this for occasions when I need inspiration"

— james b. (5/5)

High quality ripe PuErh

"If you want something incredibly balanced, try this one. Delicious taste, sweet aroma, and pleasant cha qi!"

— Pablo M. (5/5)

Incredible nose on this ripe.

"Incredible nose on this ripe. Deep, earthy, sweet dough aroma with a pleasantly thick mouthfeel and smooth finish. Let this one steep for about 3 minutes by accident (on the fourth steep) and it was totally revised for another couple of steeps! Nice surprise there. Will definitely get more with my next purchase."

— Timothy D. (5/5)

Rich and well balanced

"Purchased a small package of these (5 pieces) as part of a curated sampler. Knocked my socks off. Rich and well balanced. A beautiful ripe Pu'er. Each of these tea balls is about 7 grams, so one will easily fill a standard 110 ml gaiwan. A quick discard rinse with boiling water and then a 10 or 15 second steep yeilds a fragrant and flavorful tea liquor. These tea balls 茶丸 are not as tightly conpressed as a small tuo cha 沱茶 of equal weight, so they open up in the gawian (or in small teapot) very quickly. I brewed mine 6 times, with slightly longer steeping time each round. Could have done more (these are quite 耐泡)。These are a find at a little over a doller each. I plan to buy more."

— Gleb B. (5/5)

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