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2006 Lao Man'e Brand "Nannuo Gong Ting" Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake | Yunnan Sourcing Tea Shop

2006 Lao Man'e Brand "Nannuo Gong Ting" Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake

by Lao Man'e Brand
$8.50 - $54.50
$8.50
$8.50 - $54.50
$8.50

This is a well-aged Guangdong storage ripe pu-erh tea pressed in 2006 by the Lao Man'e Brand. This is composed of Gong Ting (tippy grade) ripe pu-erh tea harvested from the Nannuo Mountains in Xishuangbanna.

The many years of aging have given this tea an aged "chen xiang" taste and aroma. It also has a fruity sweetness and light hardwood tastes. Although it's a tippy grade "gong ting" ripe, it can easily be pushed with long steeps (usually after 5 steeps it's good to brew this for a minute or more).  Very infusable ripe with plenty of complexity and mouth-feel.

250 Grams per cake

2006 Pressing

** Some wrappers may be bug-bitten with little holes in the paper. There may also be some dust between the wrapper and the cake. Rinse tea once or twice briefly before drinking! If you are squeamish please don't order this tea!

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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wonderful woodiness

"Brewing: 6g/100ml, 100°C, flash rinse, 15s, +5s. Warmed-up dry leaves smell of wood and stone fruit. When wet, they get fruitier. The liquor brings a symphony of wood notes, tied together by stone fruit, caramel and liquorice. A bit muddy, with great complexity. Good for 16 steeps."

— Ștefan T. (5/5)

Good for price

"Can’t bear for 50$"

— Rocky (5/5)

Highly Recommend!

"I only bought a sample, but I definitely plan to buy this tea. The description is accurate in that it has a lot of chen xiang flavor. It's also sweet and has some straw and woody flavors. Thick texture. Really delicious and I'd have to say this is the best tasting tea I've ordered from the site."

— Riley P. (5/5)

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