2007 Haiwan "Chun Xiang" Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake

Name: 2007 Haiwan "Chun Xiang" Ripe Pu-erh Tea Cake
Brand: Haiwan Tea Factory
Price: 52.75 USD
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Haiwan tea factory is an excellent choice for blended ripe pu-erh as the ex-manager of the Manager of the Menghai tea factory is the founder and general director of the Haiwan tea factory. As a result the "wo dui" fermentation process used in the production of Haiwan Ripe Pu-erhs is very close to that of the Menghai tea factory.

This production is made entirely from Nannuo mountain Spring 2006 harvested tea that was wet-piled and then pressed in 2007!

Aged for 13 years! This tea is fruity, thick, and lively! An excellent Haiwan production with a unique Nannuo mountain origin.

Date: 2007 (701)
Net Weight: 357 grams per cake (7 cakes per stack)
Ingredients: Nannuo Mountain tea leaves (Menghai)
Produced by Haiwan Tea Factory

Overall rating: 4.75 / 5 from 4 reviews.

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A good choice

"Cocoa and wood. Brewed in a yixing pot. The flavor profile reminds me of some of the Bu Lang teas that I frequently drink."

— Ashley B. (5/5)

Surprising

"Quite the opposite taste than my last review, the only difference is that I left this tea in a 75% relative humidity box (with saturated salt solution) for 2 weeks to help it to be less dry. As a result it's now a lovely tea, a sweetness with some sparks to make it lively. Good thickness. Very serene energy. It's very surprising how much a tea can change within few weeks when you give it enough humidity. I see the same result happening again and again since I care more about humidity and air flow recently"

— Gilbert B. (5/5)

Lapacho territory

"This Haiwan 2007 has kind of a lapacho taste. Not in the sweet area, quite thin. It's not my taste, but I know some people who prefer that type of tea. I find it interesting to get a sample to better understand the wheel of aroma and what a ripe can taste like. Brewed in silver, porcelain cup 90C+ 5.5g/100ml I've tried it 4 months ago in a porcelain gaiwan and same feeling, this tea was one of the less sweet of all the samples of ripes I've tried."

— Gilbert B. (4/5)