Tibetan Holy Tea

Oxidized tea
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aet
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Thu Aug 01, 2024 9:01 pm

As the name suggests , I feel blessed already ;-) Just another example of marketing around the tea business.
There is a place in Tibet called Mo Tuo ( or Mêdog ) which is compare all those high elevation around only around 1000m alt and some places can even go down to 600m alt.
More details here.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%AAdog_County
Apart of bananas also tea is grown there in small scale and for the moment only Red and Green is available ( some news came out that also Dancong varietal is in process of planting ) .
It us a beautiful place , but forbidden for foreigners. ( I've double checked it with Tibetan guide yesterday )
Video from one cn girl on motorbike here :


The tea box includes 12 x 4g of loose black tea . From aroma of brewed leaves can smell sweet notes as Jin Jun Mei ( kinda Fujian concept of blacks ) . It's not heavy roasted and processing is clean without any smoke. First infusions are sweet - sour and all that diminishes around 4-5th.
It costed me 198 CNY ( 27$ ) for basically 48g of black tea. The tea is Ok , but not for this money.
Anyway, I was just curious. If you are as well , I can share some of those pouches.
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Sun Aug 04, 2024 6:26 pm

Interesting stuff!
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