732 China Yunnan Da Xue Shan Wild Tree Sheng Pu Er Cake 200 grams

Big Snow Mountain is the nickname of the mountain where this tea grows

This tea area is close to the Da Xue Shan Reserve, which is home to some of Yunnan's oldest tea trees.

The tea trees are grown from the tea seeds in the forests, without the intervention of human hands. Picking tea leaves in the trees is often less precise than picking from neatly trimmed tea bushes. You have to imagine the pickers climbing the trees and standing on the branches to pick the leaves, they often have to reach far.... Often some more leaves are picked. From 1-3 upper leaves.

This cake is made from leaves of the wild tea trees growing in the jungle. These leaves were picked in March, the first leaves to sprout. In Yunnan during this period, it is sunny and dry during the day, which enhances the quality of the tea. This allows the tea to develop some creaminess and a floral scent of orchids.

This tea is still young so it still has a fresh taste and less depth than a tea that has aged for years. Yet you can already taste the flavor characteristics of a nice Raw Pu Er with a slightly sweet apricot undertone shining through. After several infusions, the tea becomes progressively softer and milder, making it exciting to drink.