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As the description said deep shamanic properties. This was a heart centred tea that offered wonderful visuals during movement practice. Took me by suprise. Very tasty and easy drinking even for beginners to these teas

A lovely tea, bright qi that just kept giving, clarity and calming were what the tea was offering me. I'll be revisting this again soon.

It so happened that I was very angry when I found out that I did not get a raise at work, I was very dejected. (I work from home). Then I thought that I should drink the tea that came this morning. I thought that if I don’t like tea either, then I don’t know what I’ll do, I’ll go and get drunk. But while drinking Bulan Shan Pu-erh tea, I felt that I calmed down and I don’t care at all whether my salary was raised or not. So this tea calmed me even though I was very, very angry.

Drinking this tea was a subtle experience of transformation. The texture starts out bold and rich, mineral and herbaceous, then shifts to the sweetness of raw honey, and back to mineral, algal, and fresh. The body sensation began quite strong for me, a feeling of energy that transitioned to tranquility. I'm recovering from a head cold as I write this, and the tension and congestion that I felt this morning gradually dissipated during meditation with this tea, moving to a sense of well-being.

This tea was a revelation, my first experience with a wet-aged sheng puerh. It has the earthiness I'm familiar with from shu puerhs, but a resinous depth and sweetness that unfolds with each infusion. The first steepings have a strong maltiness and minerality that shifts to maple syrup sweetness and herbaceousness. The Qi is strong yet grounding, not overpowering, bringing a transparency to awareness. During meditation, it seemed as though ambient sounds, like birdsong, flowed through consciousness uninhibited.

This was my first experience with truly high-quality aged puerh tea. Hours after my session, I still feel a profound sense of grounding, calm, and well-being.

Big yang tea. If I blind tasted this I would guess it to be 10 year old Lao man e or Jie Liang. Thick, powerful but smooth bitterness, notes of slate and oak barrel and a hint of fennel. Huge huigan and what I refer to as stoned roadrunner qi. Compared to the big factory Menghai teas this tea is simultaneously more powerful and refined. Very clean storage. Lost count of how many steeps I got. I’m mostly an Yiwu drinker but when I need a hefty yang kick in the arse these types of Menghai tea fit the bill nicely

Not sure how to express my liking for this tea !
The sample I have is not to tightly pressed .. There is a good smell to the dry leaf , the wet leaf even more so.
It smells slightly medicinal , which I like. The tast is different to other teas I have had. There is some astringency , but not too much. Chi ? All I can say is it results in a relaxed feeling all over.. Give it a try , even if only a sample !

I'm so happy this cake eventually found me I've been looking for you for a while.

So much to offer here, beautiful looking cake amazing material and the smell is incredible so much that I've never seen this in any other puerh of this age.

The Qi couldn’t be any more perfect for what I've been looking for, calming and relaxing without any anxiousness. Very good qi stamina but not overwhelming.

Taste doesn't disappoint me in the slightest, it's quite unique makes me have memories flash through my mind from a child, a very welcome experience. Great choice if you want a thick oily sweet soup.