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Orijin Tea

Orijin 2017 Jing Mai Nan San Gushu Ping Cha 100g

Golden-yellow infusion of sparkling color and fresh aroma with a full, fruity-sweet and freshly sharp taste with a sweet aftertaste. The tea has a noticeable strength, it can withstand many infusions (you can boldly enjoy it throughout the day) and has great potential for further maturation.

Thanks to the maocha from wild old tea trees, it has a typical sweetness, within 5-10 years and will still be just more delicious and better. Thanks to the ever-increasing prices of quality pu-erh, it is definitely worth buying good tea now and storing it.

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Description

A small 100g cake, made to our order from wild non-cultivated (gushu) tea trees, about 130-200 years old from the Jing Mai Shan mountain range 景 迈 山. The maocha used was carefully selected on-site to guarantee high quality.

The rooster and the colors of the packaging reflect the year of production according to the Chinese calendar – the year of the rooster (2017).

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About Orijin Tea
Under our own brand Orijin Tea (formerly Teanet CN-CZ) we have been pressing our own pu'er teas since 2004. We are also working closely with green tea producers from Sichuan (Meng Ding) and Zhejiang (Long Jing).

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