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Golden Tripod Shu Puer

  • Translation from Chinese: Golden Tripod Shu Puer
  • Place, date of production: Yunnan, Xishuangbanna, Menhai County, Jinghai City, 2006
  • Type: Shu Puer (Shu Puer)
  • Appearance: Dark-colored cake with a golden sheen from the buds
  • Aroma: Camphor, with an aged scent of dry leaves
  • Taste: Earthy
  • Aftertaste: Long-lasting, pleasantly sweet
  • Infusion color: Brownish-red
  • Best brewing vessels: Clay teapot for Pu’er or a thick-walled gaiwan, fireproof kettle (for boiling)

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Jin Ding Tao Shu Puer

This Puerh comes close to perfection! It carries a scent of damp earthiness with a hint of light smokiness.

Jin Ding Tao Shu Puer is suitable for long-term aging! It is exceptionally thick and rich.

For the production of this tea, the raw material is collected from old bushes. The tea is prepared according to traditional recipes of the Din Xin family factory, which has been in existence for 100 years. It is a highly valuable tea for both drinking and collecting.

Sishuanbanna is a district in Yunnan province. This region is famous for its six renowned tea mountains, each with its unique climate and environment that influences the tea material. Lun Dao Shu is produced in the district near Mount Bohai. Tea trees grow there at an altitude of 1800-2000 meters above sea level. Considering their age ranges from 300 to 800 years, Bohai raw material is truly unique.

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