$50.53
This tea was commissioned by Taiwanese tea merchant Mr. Qiu in 2001 and then stored in mainland China for 2 years before arriving in Taiwan where it was entered in the Puerh yearbook as a tea from 2003.
The Yiwu material provides a bold flavor, thick texture, and transparent red soup. Its floral honey flavor lingers in the mouth with a long aftertaste.
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classic semi-aged flavor This tea has a forest wood aroma, minerality, strength, good thickness and activity in the mouth. The broth is a thick red, and amber. The tea is in a...
$22.32
This is the paper tong (better) version, with the date stamped on the wrapper. An inexpensive modern FT masterpiece inside a super cheesy wrapper. Made mostly with aged ~2003 maocha...
$24.00
Active mouthfeel and medium thickness This 2009 7542 batch 901 is considered one of the better and still affordable Dayi 7542 cakes from the last 20 years. This tea has an active...
Tightly compacted material of larger leaf compared to similar iron cake, and much higher quality material than other products from the same factory iron cake of 2003 that I have observed and/or drank. (no dust or hidden junk) Flavors of stewed currents, pine resins, low but noticeable background smoke. Enjoyable mouthfeel, honey like Yiwu sweetness which is unexpected with the trapping's of Xiaguan iron cake. Robust and broad presentation taste profile. Viscosity builds thickening into a deep bone marrow like brew. This material appears to be very well aged without significant humidity and or damp dank nose. Third infusion brings forth a drying in the mouth that was unexpected after the initial sweetness of Yiwu profile. As the material unfolded on infusion 5-7 smoke reappeared in the aroma, and Xiauan iron cake oils and barbeque hits poked out softly. Surpassed 10 steeps easily. Solid tea, and goes the distance.
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