Meimei Fine Teas - 2004 Award - winning Vintage Bliss Shu Puerh Tea - Pu - erh Tea

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Pu - erh Tea - 2004 Award - winning Vintage Bliss Shu Puerh MeiMei
Pu - erh Tea - 2004 Award - winning Vintage Bliss Shu Puerh MeiMei
Pu - erh Tea - 2004 Award - winning Vintage Bliss Shu Puerh MeiMei
Pu - erh Tea - 2004 Award - winning Vintage Bliss Shu Puerh MeiMei
Pu - erh Tea - 2004 Award - winning Vintage Bliss Shu Puerh MeiMei
Pu - erh Tea - 2004 Award - winning Vintage Bliss Shu Puerh MeiMei

2004 Award-winning Vintage Bliss Shu Puerh Tea

$ 560.00

A gold-medal award winner in the 2019 Global Tea Championship competition, this delicious 20 year-old shu/ripe Pu-erh tea hails from Menghai by the prestigious producer Bliss Pu-erh Tea Company. This tea has the charm of the original "Menghai flavor" that Pu-erh tea connoisseurs love, and delivers the classic Menghai ripe Pu-erh "buzz". It has very little earthy taste, is very smooth, full-bodied, pleasant mouthfeel and texture, with a hint of roasted plum and black cherry. You smell the sweetness in the aroma, and the sweetness of each brewing from beginning to the very end, plus the clear liquor at the first brewing, an indication of high quality shu Pu-erh tea. Note how sweet this tea is, naturally sweet even after 20 steeps. When there are so many aged shu Pu-erh teas on the market neither fake or non-naturally processed and taste muddy and unpleasant, this tea is absolutely one of the best. 

Name:2004 百利盛熟普洱餅, 357g

Additional Info

Origin:                    Menghai, Xishuangbanna prefectureYunnan province

Vintage:                  Spring 2004

Bush Varietal:         Yunnan Da Ye (large leaves)

Caffeine level:         Low

Tasting Notes

It has very little earthy taste, is very smooth and naturally sweet, with a hint of roasted plum and black cherry and it gets sweeter with each steeping.  

Steeping Guide

210oF, 7g for 6 oz of spring/filtered water, 15s to 30s, 15 steeps.  We advise against the use of tap water as well as purified water. 

It is recommend to use the Gongfu brewing method in order to get the most out of the tea. Please click here for Gongfu brewing instructions.