Da Shu 大树: doslova “velký strom”, čajovníky kterým bylo umožněno vyrůst do podoby vzrostlých stromů, v kontextu pu-erhu ceněný zdroj vysoce kvalitní maocha.
Bu Lang Da Shu 2010 Xiao Bing
Plný a hutný, příjemně nasládlý tmavý pu-erh specifické chuti zpracovaný ze zlatých tipsů (Jin Zhen). Zpracováno výhradě z nejvyšší tipsové kvality listu – Gong Ting.
Prémiový tmavý pu-erh (shupu) od mladé čínské firmy, která si dává záležet nejen na moderním a líbivém balení, ale také na vysoké kvalitě a pečlivém výběru použité maocha.
Čaj je lisovaný do malých, jednotlivě balených koláčků po 7g (box 8ks / 56g).
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About Sun River Tea
A subdivision of the well-known Chinese company Qi Shan Black Tea, which mainly produces Qimen (Keemun) red teas.Sun River Tea / Xiang Yuan Cha 祥源茶 division has its own logo and visual identity based on the Chinese character 源 (yuan = origin). The logotype reflects the intertwining of flowing river and tea leaves. The brand focuses on a wider range of teas with a strong emphasis on quality and luxury packaging for all its products. Most of the brand's production is difficult to sell outside the Chinese market due to high prices.
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