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Bang Wei 2019 Gushu Long Zhu 1pc 8g

“Dragon pearls from Bang Wei” – Fresh and invigorating intensely sweet green (sheng) pu-erh with hints of forest honey. Processed from old wild tea trees from the lesser-known Bang Wei area of Lancang. Pressed into balls of eight grams for easy dosing.

The tea has strength, lasts many infusions (you can boldly enjoy it throughout the day) and has great potential for further maturation.

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Bang Wei Shan 邦崴山: a relatively unknown mountain in Fu Dong district, Lan Cang with vast forests of old wild tea trees. On Bang Wei, there is a state-owned and protected, at least 1000-year-old Guo Du Xing 过渡型 transit-type tea tree, which is not entirely a species of Camelia Sinensis or any other known tree species. In 1993, this was confirmed by an expedition of 181 experts and scholars from nine countries, elegantly proving that the origin of all tea in the world is the province of Yunnan in China.

Long Zhu 龙珠: Dragon pearls, traditionally green tea with jasmine hand-rolled into smaller balls, in recent years also green pu-erh pressed into large balls (one ball = one dose)

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