Mansa Gushu
For this Bingcha, Tea Masters Panda and Yang Ming used tea leaves from tea trees up to 300 years old and processed them into 200g cakes. We were especially looking forward to this Pu-erh tea because we were very fond of Mansa Gushu from the beginning. However, we had missed to order this great tea at that time. But the samples we took with us developed so well that we absolutely wanted to have this tea. The tea trees in Mansa are partly shaded and partly in the blazing sun. This leads to a particularly balanced aroma. The shaded tea leaves are particularly flowery in aroma, while the sunny tea leaves provide a strong Cha Qi.
Tea Master Panda was so kind and has left us some bing of this great tea. Since the 2016 Mansa Gushu was stored in Xishuangbanna until recently, they are already very ripe.
Who are Tea Masters Panda and Yang Ming?
Tea Masters Panda and Yang Ming are good friends and experts when it comes to Pu-erh. Yang Ming is a local tea farmer of Yiwu and descendants from a family with a long tradition in Pu-erh making. Incidentally, our popular Lucky Bee teas are from Yang Ming’s tea fields. Tea Master Panda is originally from Sichuan (hence the name) and came to Yunnan due his passion for Pu-erh tea. In addition to Pu-erh, he is also a Master of calligraphy and has extensive knowledge of Chinese history.
Harvest: Spring 2016
Pressed: 2016
Typ: Sheng
Aroma: Flowery, a lot Cha Qi and a sweet aftertaste
Terroir: Mansa, Xishuangbanna prefecture, Yunnan province, China
Preparation: In this blog post you will find a description of how to brew Pu-erh tea in an optimal way
Additional Information
Weight | 200 g |
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