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“Clean. Super smooth. Notes of Rio tropical forest and a bit of smokiness are found in the aroma and taste. The aroma is humid, damp. . The description alone may make you think of a shu puerh, but...” Read full tasting note
Vendor description : “This is a Ju Duo Zai Dan Cong (same as the Xing Ren varietal) that was harvested in Spring 2009. It’s been stored sealed and re-roasted twice (once in 2011 and again in 2016). The aging and intermittent roasting of this tea has given it an incredibly unique character. It’s fruity, with some cannabis notes and a long lasting sweet after-taste. There is no mustiness nor is the taste of recent roasting found in this tea, instead we find some silkiness and spice in a viscous envelope that dances it’s way through our mouth and throat.”
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Yunnan SourcingClean. Super smooth. Notes of Rio tropical forest and a bit of smokiness are found in the aroma and taste. The aroma is humid, damp. . The description alone may make you think of a shu puerh, but no – it’s not at all dark – it’s bright and lively, in a sense. The vendors description mentions cannabis flowers. The tea holds up well for at least 8 infusions, with no downfall in flavor – it’s very consistent and has a lot to give.
The tea is at an high price point, but I reserve it for guests to which I really want to make a good and unique tea.
Flavors: Flowers, Rainforest
