CNNP 2006 Shu Pu'er
CNNP 2006 Shu Pu'er
Sourced By the CNNP
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truefruit90mandarin orange, grapefruit zesttruespice75fennel, cedartruesavory75wheat bread, barley
Tasting Profile
- fruit - mandarin orange, grapefruit zest
- spice - fennel, cedar
- savory - wheat bread, barley
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- DATE OF
PICKING2006
- Blended Provenance Yunnan
- ELEVATIONmixed elevations
- Da Ye ZhongTea
Varietal
CNNP is one of the biggest factory pu’er operations out there. Their reach and brand recognition gives them the power to define the pu’er tastes of a generation. If you are curious what small workshops have to react to in their work, this classic CNNP “Yellow Mark” pressing has over a decade of age to allow the aesthetic they are looking for to fully develop. Big hefty flavor, citrus notes and baked bread all dominate the palate. This comes from our pu’er mentor Wang Yanxin’s collection, sent as a counter-example to the herbaceousness of Qianjiazhai or the cooling intensity of Yiwu expressed in smaller workshop single-origin cakes, and makes for an interesting side-by-side baseline for other smaller production shu.
- DATE OF
PICKING2006
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'Most pu’er does become more complex over time. Astringency mellows out, darker and richer flavors come through. Textural complexities become more pronounced. Starting with an intriguing young pu’er of high quality with lots of textures and flavors at play will increase your chances of graceful aging.'
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4821260 seconds30-404521220 seconds10-15412room temp8 hours
Steeping Instructions
Western
4 g.8
oz.use 212° watersteep 60 secondsresteep many times
add 30-40 sec. each infusionGongfu
4 g.5 ozuse 212° watersteep 20 seconds
add 10-15 sec. per steepingenjoy many steepingsIced/Cold
4 g.12
oz. use room temp.° water refrigerate overnight
8 hours hours add ice & enjoy
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