The rooster and the colors of the packaging reflect the year of production according to the Chinese calendar – the year of the rooster (2017).
Orijin 2017 Lan Cang Sheng Tuocha 100g
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A new nest of green (sheng) pu-erh of our own production, this time under the Orijin brand. Compressed from maocha from younger tea trees from the middle to higher positions of the mountains around Lan Cang.
Infusion of golden-yellow color, fresh aroma and invigorating, juicy and sweet taste. The tea is very encouraging, but still combines a pleasant sweetness. In this production, we have chosen a high-quality maocha.
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