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Bu Lang 2013 Gong Ting Gushu Ping Cha 100g
Full & dense, pleasantly sweet dark Pu’er of specific taste processed from wild tea trees. Processed exclusively from the highest quality leave – Gong Ting.
The leaves are noticeably thicker and stiffer (this is gushu).
Using gushu maocha for dark pu-erh is not very common. It could be said that it is a bit of a pity, but if you are the owner of wild tea trees and you have a weakness for dark pu-erh, then why not? Definitely worth tasting!
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