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Ge Deng Shan 2011 sheng Gushu Bing Cha 200g

212,85
Koláček zeleného (sheng) pueru lisovaný z listů divoce rostoucích starých čajových stromů. Poměrně silný a osvěžující s příjemnými tóny po rýži a výraznou sladkostí v závěru. Čaj má obrovskou sílu, vydrží mnoho a mnoho nálevů (můžete jej směle vychutnávat během celého dne) a má tedy velký potenciál k dalšímu zrání. Vynikající je již nyní avšak během 5-10 let (i později) bude stále lahodnější a lepší!

Man Zhuan Shan 2011 sheng Gushu Bing Cha 200g

212,85
Koláček zeleného (sheng) pueru lisovaný z listů divoce rostoucích starých čajových stromů. Poměrně silný a lehce svíravý s tóny exotických koření se sládnoucím svěžím aftertastem. Čaj má obrovskou sílu, vydrží mnoho a mnoho nálevů (můžete jej směle vychutnávat během celého dne) a má tedy velký potenciál k dalšímu zrání. Vynikající je již nyní avšak během 5-10 let (i později) bude stále lahodnější a lepší!

Yi Wu (Man Sa) Shan 2011 sheng Gushu Bing Cha 200g

212,85
Koláček zeleného (sheng) pueru lisovaný z listů divoce rostoucích starých čajových stromů. Velmi silný a svěží s patrným nádechem broskví či meruňek a s tóny ovocných květů. V závěru s nasládlou chutí která se postupně prohlubuje a vyvíjí. Čaj má obrovskou sílu, vydrží mnoho a mnoho nálevů (můžete jej směle vychutnávat během celého dne) a má tedy velký potenciál k dalšímu zrání. Vynikající je již nyní avšak během 5-10 let (i později) bude stále lahodnější a lepší!

Mang Zhi Shan 2011 sheng Gushu Bing Cha 200g

212,85
Koláček zeleného (sheng) pueru lisovaný z listů divoce rostoucích starých čajových stromů. Poměrně silný, zelinkavý a velmi svěží s lehce nasladlou chutí v závěru. Výrazná svěžest a 'zelenost' je velmi patrná, o poznání více než u ostatních čajů z této kolekce. Čaj vydrží mnoho a mnoho nálevů (můžete jej směle vychutnávat během celého dne) a má tedy velký potenciál k dalšímu zrání. Vynikající je již nyní avšak během 5-10 let (i později) bude stále lahodnější a lepší!

Menghai 1980′ sheng Zhuan Cha (7581 packaging) 250g

1.505,00
Selected tea leaves from the Menghai region processed by traditional methods. The result is a tea brick with a uniform shape, uniform thickness, correct density, tea with a red-brown infusion color, a full and delicate taste and a distinct ripe aroma. This tea has great value both for tasting and collecting. The packaging of this tea is in the "7581" style; however, in this case, it is not a product labeled as "7581."

Yi Wu Mahei 2015 Gushu sheng 200g

163,40
Loose (maocha) green (raw) puer from the high-altitude location of Shi Men Kan in the Ma Hei Mountains. The material is from more than 400-year-old tea trees (gushu).

Yi Wu Mahei 2024 Xiaoshu sheng Bing Cha 200g

107,50
Green (raw) puer cake made by the Song Pin company. Harvested from approximately 100-year-old tea trees (xiao shu). The aroma combines four profiles - herbs, wood, fruit and flowers, the ratio of which gradually changes with each infusion. The taste has already lost the classic Puer freshness, on the other hand, a pronounced sweetness has already developed, which is complemented by still noticeable bitterness and acidity. These will continue to transform into sweetness and roundness over the years. The brew is full, medium-light, with light fruitiness and woodiness. The tea lasted 12 infusions, so it is suitable for sipping all day.

Yue Guang Bai “White Moonlight”

12,04
"White moonlight" - known as 'white pu-erh' - a special green (sheng) pu-erh with a difference in processing, where the leaves are allowed to fade at night after harvest, instead of in the sun, as is usual in maocha. A large proportion of dull silvery, large hairy tips gives the tea an attractive appearance. The color of the infusion is yellowish and smells mostly of herbs with a little fruit. The taste is sweet, very complex and develops with each subsequent infusion, with a bit of bitterness gradually appearing and encouraging the distinctive flavors typical of green (sheng) pu-erhas.

Bada 2017 Gushu Bing Cha 100g

39,56
A green (sheng) pu-erh cake pressed from the leaves of wild old tea trees. A mixture of maocha from trees aged 150 and over from the wider Ba Da mountain region. Carefully selected trees harvested only once a year in the spring. Relatively strong and refreshing, clean taste with pleasant tones. At the end with a distinctly sweet taste which gradually deepens and develops. Bada teas are often compared to Bulang teas, only they have a thinner, fresh taste and a unique aroma. The tea has great strength, lasts many infusions (you can boldly enjoy it throughout the day) and has great potential for further maturation. Excellent now but in 5-10 years (and later) it will still be more delicious and better!

Wu Liang Shan 2012 sheng Bing Cha 400g

42,57
Pressed large raw puerhu cake (shengpu) coming from Wu Liang mountain spring production of 2012. Dark-yellow dense infusion with a distinctly fruity aroma. Full, fruity taste with sweet fruit aftertaste. Still very strong, but already slightly matured and aged pu-erh with great potential for further maturation.

Teanet 2004 Bai Hao 357g

150,50
Raw (sheng) puerh pressed as a cake (bing cha) with a traditional weight of 357g. The nature of the tea is the time of maturation and the taste changes slightly and rounds from year to year. The infusion has a wonderfully clean, yellowish-orange color. The taste is typical for quality sheng puerhy - delicately fruity-round with a very pleasant sweetness at the end.

Manufacture process of raw puer 生普洱 tea:

Withering: Freshly harvested tea leaves are spread out to wither in a well-ventilated area. This process allows the moisture content of the leaves to reduce and prepares them for the next step.
Fixation/kill-green: The withered leaves are then quickly heated/selfsteamed in a pan to halt any enzymatic activity and to remove any residual moisture. The tea leaves are carefully monitored to avoid over-frying or under-frying.
Rolling: The withered tea leaves are rolled, either by hand or by machine. Rolling breaks down the cell walls of the tea leaves, releasing enzymes and initiating the fermentation process.
Sun-drying: After rolling, the tea leaves are spread out in the sun to dry. Sun-drying helps to reduce the moisture content in the leaves and allows the leaves to absorb some of the natural flavors and aromas of the environment. The drying process can take several hours or even days, depending on the weather conditions.
Pressing: The dried tea leaves are then lightly steamed and compressed into cakes, nests or bricks using a traditional or hydraulic press. The pressing step helps to compact the tea leaves and create a unique flavor profile that is highly sought after by Puer tea connoisseurs.
Storage: The compressed Pu`er tea is then stored in a cool, dry place with clean air to age naturally over time. This aging process helps to develop the tea’s complexity and depth of flavor, and it can take years or even decades to reach its full potential.

Health benefits:

Digestive health: Raw Pu`er tea contains probiotics and enzymes that can help improve digestion and aid in the absorption of nutrients.
Weight loss: Raw Pu`er tea has been shown to help boost metabolism and reduce body weight, making it a popular choice for those looking to lose weight.
Heart health: Raw Pu`er tea contains compounds that can help lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels, which can reduce the risk of heart disease.
Anti-inflammatory: Raw Pu`er tea has anti-inflammatory properties that can help reduce inflammation in the body and improve overall health.
Antioxidant: Raw Pu`er tea contains high levels of antioxidants, which can help protect the body against damage from free radicals and reduce the risk of chronic diseases.