Čaj byl sbírán & slisován na jaře roku 2023. Použitá maocha pochází z vysoce položených bio čajových zahrad (1300 – 1800 m.n.m.).
Zajíci na obalu reflektují znamení čínského horoskopu roku produkce (vodní Zajíc).
Orijin 2023 Simao Sheng Bing 100g
Malý koláč zeleného (sheng) pu-erhu naší produkce pod značkou Orijin.
Žlutý nálev jiskřivé barvy a čerstvé vůně s plnou, ovocně nasládlou a svěžě říznou chutí se sládnoucím aftertastem.
Čaj má v sobě znatelnou sílu, vydrží mnoho nálevů (můžete jej směle vychutnávat během celého dne) a má slušný potenciál k dalšímu zrání.
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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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