CNNP / zhong cha 茶 is an acronym for China National Native Produce & Animal By-Products Import & Export company, the original state-owned enterprise established in 1951. It has managed all major tea factories, including Meng Hai, Xiaguan and Kunming. Most of them were privatized in 1980-1990. In a way, CNNP continues under the brand name China Tea Leaf Inc. and still uses the original red-green logo 中茶 – probably the longest used brand in the world of pu-erh.
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CNNP 8581 2006 Ping Cha 357g
€99,84
Green (raw) pu-erh cake from the production of the originally state-owned company, now China Tea Leaf Inc. Original production according to recipe 8581.
Very invigorating and strong infusion of dark orange color, pleasantly astringent harmonious taste with hints of nuts, round and gradually sweetening. The strength of the beverage indicates a very high potential for further maturation during archiving.
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