2002 Zhong Cha 7542 Blend

Tea type
Pu'erh Tea
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Flavors
Earth, Musty, Sweet, Wood
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Average preparation
Boiling 0 min, 15 sec 6 g 3 oz / 100 ml

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  • “One of a few sheng samples I picked up from BTT a little while ago. I have heard that some of their stuff is really dank, so I was sort of prepared for that going in. The dry leaf definitely does...” Read full tasting note

From Beautiful Taiwan Tea Company

Here we have an iconic Zhong Cha blend that has been stored well in Taiwan.

This tea has very little to no humid taste as it’s been dry stored most of its life.

Brew this gongfu style short and sweet for perfect balance although some prefer more astringency and brew it longer.

Breaks apart easily and ready to drink!

Note: There will be some small holes/tears present in the paper.

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One of a few sheng samples I picked up from BTT a little while ago. I have heard that some of their stuff is really dank, so I was sort of prepared for that going in. The dry leaf definitely does smell a little bit humid, and also has a slightly sweet woody character. After a rinse, the aroma was much more musty/humid.

The flavor, unsurprisingly, started off pretty dank. It was only really up front about it for the first 2-3 steeps though. After that, it was a much more mellow woody, earthy flavor. It’s evident this tea wasn’t super-humidly stored, as it still has some youth to it. The steeped out leaves still show a bit of a green hue, and the tea can definitely get astringent (even a little sour) if oversteeped. The tea brews out for a decent while as well. Texture is pleasantly thick. I didn’t pick up much of any qi off of the tea.

Potentially a good daily drinker type of cake for somebody who prefers aged sheng. It’s not complex, but it’s pleasant and at $79 for a full-sized cake, is a pretty good value for decent (not amazing) 15 year old tea.

Flavors: Earth, Musty, Sweet, Wood

Preparation
Boiling 0 min, 15 sec 6 g 3 OZ / 100 ML

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