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Shu puer "Yi Dai Yi Lu", 2017, 357 g.

The taste is slightly sharp, with wet wood dominating. Bitterness of paper, rotten leaves, fruit wood and bark. Sweetness of walnut and nutmeg, a bit of cocoa beans. Light sourness of grapefruit, which can be detected in the bittersweet aftertaste.
Characteristics
Country of origin:
China
Appearance:
Crap
Type of tea:
Shu Puer
Tea level :
A (medium)
For what occasion?:
Tea for the morning, For long daytime work, For sleepless nights
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Dark brown and black shades intertwine with red color in this 2017 pancake. Not pressed very tightly. The aroma when warmed up with breath is earthy and woody. After the first pour, it was complemented by nutty and chocolate tones. The infusion is dark brown, almost black. The taste is slightly sharp, wet wood dominates here. Bitterness of paper, rotten foliage, fruit tree and bark. Sweetness of walnut and nutmeg, a bit of cocoa beans. Light sourness of grapefruit, which can be caught in the bittersweet aftertaste. Puer tones and gives strength. It will perfectly wake you up and direct you to a new day.

Charakterystyka
Country of origin
China
Appearance
Crap
Type of tea
Shu Puer
Tea level
A (medium)
For what occasion?
Tea for the morning, For long daytime work, For sleepless nights
Taste
Expressive, memorable, Bitterness, Woody and earthy tones, Shades of Nuts, Brewed into "oil", Autumn foliage and undergrowth
The effect of tea on the body
Rather, it tones up, Warms the body
What is the best way to brew it?
Suitable for mug, Good even in a thermos, For those who like to drink by the glass
Year of tea production
2015-2018
Features of tea raw materials
Plantation raw materials
Brewing temperature
90-95°С
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