Meaning of some chinese in tea names, the rest are names of areas:
- HuangShan = uncultivated
- GaoGan = tall pole tree
- DanZhu = single tree
- GuoYouLin = State protected forest (in Yiwu)
- Daughter tea (Nuercha) = a particularly high grade of puerh that would be used for a dowry
- GuShu = old or ancient tree (ancient trees in this case)
- TeDaGuShu = extra large ancient tree
Nick M. (verified owner) –
A 9 year old tea of great depth, intensity and aromas. Strikingly scented empty bowl brew after brew, much longer into the session than I’d have expected. Durable (patient) tea for an extremely long session, with deep calming qi. Plenty of substance for further development too. A benchmark gushu in my opinion that ticked all the boxes.
Guillaume C. (verified owner) –
I was lucky enough to be able to snatch two very different cakes (a 2019 Manzhuan Huangshan Gaogan Gushucha and a 2021 Manxiu Huangshan Nuercha). Both excellent, although in quite different ways: great strength for the 2019 Manzhuan, extreme delicacy for the 2021 Manxiu. Both very very clean. Grateful for this opportunity.