2018 DaYi "Zi Juan" (Purple Leaf) Cake 1st Batch 200g Puerh Sheng Cha Raw Tea
2018 DaYi "Zi Juan" (Purple Leaf) Cake 1st Batch 200g Puerh Sheng Cha Raw Tea
2018 DaYi "Zi Juan" (Purple Leaf) Cake 1st Batch 200g Puerh Sheng Cha Raw Tea
2018 DaYi "Zi Juan" (Purple Leaf) Cake 1st Batch 200g Puerh Sheng Cha Raw Tea
2018 DaYi "Zi Juan" (Purple Leaf) Cake 1st Batch 200g Puerh Sheng Cha Raw Tea
2018 DaYi "Zi Juan" (Purple Leaf) Cake 1st Batch 200g Puerh Sheng Cha Raw Tea
2018 DaYi "Zi Juan" (Purple Leaf) Cake 1st Batch 200g Puerh Sheng Cha Raw Tea
2018 DaYi "Zi Juan" (Purple Leaf) Cake 1st Batch 200g Puerh Sheng Cha Raw Tea

2018 DaYi "Zi Juan" (Purple Leaf) Cake 1st Batch 200g Puerh Sheng Cha Raw Tea

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Video: Steeping 2018 Dayi "Zi Juan" (Purple Puerh Tea) Sheng Cake

 

Overview:

  • Year: 2018
  • Type: Puerh Sheng Cha (Raw Tea)
  • Weight: 200g
  • Name: DaYi "Zi Juan" (Purple Leaf) Cake (1st Batch)

Description:

The 2018 DaYi "Zi Juan" Cake is a unique offering crafted from purple puerh leaves, harvested from Dayi's own tea plantation in Menghai county. This tea is celebrated for its distinctive characteristics and rich anthocyanidins content.

Origination:

  • "Zi Juan" derives its name from the purple hue of the puerh leaves used in its production.
  • The leaves are sourced directly from Dayi's tea plantation in Menghai county, ensuring quality and authenticity.

Taste Profile:

  • This tea exhibits a slight astringency complemented by a sweet taste, characteristic of purple leaf puerh.
  • Its floral fragrance adds to the complexity, offering a unique flavor profile that sets it apart from traditional teas.

Storage:

  • The tea has been stored naturally in Guangzhou, allowing it to mature gracefully and develop its distinctive flavor and aroma under optimal conditions.

 

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Aron Feher
Just like a fine forest jam

The leaves smelled like chocolate and raisins.
The wet leaves smelled like raspberry, hay and freshly baked pastry.
The tea soup was bright and medium-thick, with a rose gold colour.

The brew tasted like black cherries, cocoa nibs, plums, allspice and rose water. It was extremely aromatic and tasty.
The empty cup smelled like dark chocolate.
The tea had a lingering sweetness with a long-lasting forest berry aftertaste.

I used 5g of leaf in a 100ml gaiwan with boiling water.
On average, a session lasted for eight brews.