I've been going through them and enjoying them. What did you get from them?
What Pu'er Are You Drinking
TGIF!!!
Having a warm and calming brew of 80s CNNP Shou Bing (ripe). Extremely well kept and aged. No signs of dust nor foul smell from poor storage. Dry stored in Malaysia. Drinking this PuErh on a cool rainy night really keeps the body warm and extremely calming for a tired body. Looking forward to a good night's sleep... hahahaha....
Brewed and served with pots from two different eras. Both having extremely similar outcome with the tea. Truly a match much to be desired and loved.
Cheers!!
Having a warm and calming brew of 80s CNNP Shou Bing (ripe). Extremely well kept and aged. No signs of dust nor foul smell from poor storage. Dry stored in Malaysia. Drinking this PuErh on a cool rainy night really keeps the body warm and extremely calming for a tired body. Looking forward to a good night's sleep... hahahaha....
Brewed and served with pots from two different eras. Both having extremely similar outcome with the tea. Truly a match much to be desired and loved.
Cheers!!
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Beautiful composition (not to mention pots!) as always, @OCTO.
It's rainy here too, and the body (or rather the mind) is exhausted after a a long week of too many work hours. On such days I go for safe choices, today's was the 2003 Zhang Xiang Qing Bing. Still find it to be a really satisfying one.
It's rainy here too, and the body (or rather the mind) is exhausted after a a long week of too many work hours. On such days I go for safe choices, today's was the 2003 Zhang Xiang Qing Bing. Still find it to be a really satisfying one.
Yiwu Mountain Tea: Gaoshan Gushu 2019
I have the huangpian, but they sent along with it a heafy sample of this.
Flowery sweet, a little spice with a buttery finish. May I have another
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I have the huangpian, but they sent along with it a heafy sample of this.
Flowery sweet, a little spice with a buttery finish. May I have another
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Sounds amazing!OCTO wrote: ↑Fri Aug 21, 2020 9:19 amTGIF!!!
Having a warm and calming brew of 80s CNNP Shou Bing (ripe). Extremely well kept and aged. No signs of dust nor foul smell from poor storage. Dry stored in Malaysia. Drinking this PuErh on a cool rainy night really keeps the body warm and extremely calming for a tired body. Looking forward to a good night's sleep... hahahaha....
Brewed and served with pots from two different eras. Both having extremely similar outcome with the tea. Truly a match much to be desired and loved.
Cheers!!
I had one of those weeks as well, after taking on new responsibilities at work (a good thing) which has already come with some people challenges (an opportunity if viewed the positive way). I didn’t get to relax with tea the same as when I have more time, but it still felt both refreshing and rewarding. I’m fortunate to be able to afford quality teaBalthazar wrote: ↑Fri Aug 21, 2020 10:32 amBeautiful composition (not to mention pots!) as always, OCTO.
It's rainy here too, and the body (or rather the mind) is exhausted after a a long week of too many work hours. On such days I go for safe choices, today's was the 2003 Zhang Xiang Qing Bing. Still find it to be a really satisfying one.
TWL: 2015 Biyun Hao Lishan Gongcha
Light sugar cane sweetness with a menthol taste that brings a minty dryness in the back of the throat and numbness.
Delightful aftertaste and thick mouthfeel. Qi hit me like a ton of bricks, heavy feeling at the top of my head.
Jefferson airplane was playing in my head. Wew.. This flavor profile is quite different that what I have come across so far.
This is why I drink puerh.
Light sugar cane sweetness with a menthol taste that brings a minty dryness in the back of the throat and numbness.
Delightful aftertaste and thick mouthfeel. Qi hit me like a ton of bricks, heavy feeling at the top of my head.
Jefferson airplane was playing in my head. Wew.. This flavor profile is quite different that what I have come across so far.
This is why I drink puerh
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I'm finally beginning to pick up subtle differences between the teas I drink like the thickness of the liquor but I'm completely oblivious to qi unless I'm sweating or my mood shifts. Sampling so many various teas is extremely helpful and it gives me a reason to wake up in morning as I am not a morning person . Attempting to learn about the various subregions and their effects on puerh might be too much for me unless there is a book that makes some sense of it.
Had some Tianmenshan Gushu Huangpian today, didn't eat any breakfast before. I'll suffer later probably
. Attempting to learn about the various subregions and their effects on puerh might be too much for me unless there is a book that makes some sense of it. Had some Tianmenshan Gushu Huangpian today, didn't eat any breakfast before. I'll suffer later probably
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TeaTotaling
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2007 Mengku Sheng. Old, wild, Bingdao material.
Dry, pressed leaves are dark with copper undertones
Aroma is reminiscent of quality, woody, sweet pipe tobacco.
Mouthfeel is soft, thick, and heavy. Liquor is a beautiful red-orange.
Taste reminds me of sticky red raisins, elderberry syrup, and cherry sweets
Slightly medicinal 
and herbaceous 
Wet leaves smell of menthol and homemade cough syrup.
Energy is grounding and woozy. Strength is evident and persisting.
Saluti!
Dry, pressed leaves are dark with copper undertones
Aroma is reminiscent of quality, woody, sweet pipe tobacco.Mouthfeel is soft, thick, and heavy. Liquor is a beautiful red-orange.
Taste reminds me of sticky red raisins, elderberry syrup, and cherry sweets
Slightly medicinal 
and herbaceous 
Wet leaves smell of menthol and homemade cough syrup.
Energy is grounding and woozy. Strength is evident and persisting.
Saluti!
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StoneLadle
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Right now, i'm wide awake from totally overdoing it on a couple of teas from the 80s, and it's fast approaching 0500, perhaps I'll be sipping tea at sunrise in approximately 120 minutes... loving how we are staggered through in time yet on the same planet...