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2005 Changtai "Nannuo Mountain" Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake

4.5 star rating 2 Reviews

Original price $9.00 - Original price $78.75

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$9.00 - $78.75

Current price $9.00

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This is a classic Changtai Tea Factory offering pressed from Nannuo area spring 2005 tea leaves. Changtai Tea Factory tirelessly collected Spring ...
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Original price $9.00 - Original price $78.75

Original price

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$9.00 - $78.75

Current price $9.00

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03/22/25

Noah P.

03/20/25

Does it’s job

Works exactly as expected. A little small but that’s all I really need.

On Mini Bamboo Tray for Chiseling Away at your Pu-erh tea cake * 13x13x2cm

Eric L.

Great Dan Cong

The Dan Cong tea is great. It's not too strong, just perfect to sip it through out the day.

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Joseph G.

03/19/25

Sweet and complex

I wasn't sure what to expect of this one - I hadn't had jiaogulan before. I enjoy it. It's got a nice herbal quality that is different than a green or white tea. I prefer earthier teas for my daily drinker but may come back to this one for variety. I was concerned that it might be too high energy but it's pretty focused and calm, not that buzzy at...Read More

all. Read Less

On 2020 Yunnan Sourcing "Tian Tang Cao" Ripe Pu-erh Tea and Jiaogulan

Michael M.

Delicious!

I always love the samplers. They never disappoint!

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Geoff T.

Worthwhile

This was an eye opener. I picked up a sample looking to spend a couple more dollars and get away from “same-y” ripe. I finished it with a new interest in Bu Lang productions. Working on a cake now.

Creamy, bittersweet, and lasts for quite a few steeps. Drinking the strongest pours is like a cup of melted chocolate. No woodiness. A little...Read More

cooling even through the later, thinner steeps. The one drawback is the cake is pressed so tightly that it’s almost fused, but some determination gets a good chunk into your gaiwan/teapot. All in all a really nice tea, especially if you’re looking for something that does a great job representing/amping up the thick and bittersweet aspects of shou with great longevity. Read Less

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