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“Nice, full leaves with minimal breakage; signs of decent storage and transport for a longer leaf pu erh. Liquor smells and tastes of gourds, wet wood, limes, with a back end of floral sweetness...” Read full tasting note
Tasting Notes: bright • fruity • herbaceous
Origin: Yunnan, China
A loose leaf sheng Pu-Erh with a bright, fresh fruity flavor and a sweet herbaceous finish.
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Norbu TeaNice, full leaves with minimal breakage; signs of decent storage and transport for a longer leaf pu erh. Liquor smells and tastes of gourds, wet wood, limes, with a back end of floral sweetness way at the rear of the palette. A thin bodied tea but with plenty of character, young but promising, smooth with a minimal but pleasant dryness. Flavors expand through middle rounds, neither waning nor growing, just changing. Late steepings get interesting, complex ‘green’ flavors.
Flavors: Earth, Green Wood, Hay, Moss, Resin, Sambuca, Yeast
