This is a truly exquisite wild sheng puer, from the wild forests of the Great Snowy Mountains (Da Xue Shan). This sheng puer was plucked from wild-grown tea trees (野生, yesheng) that, along with the age of the tea trees contributes to its elated character. Besides, these wild trees are of a special cultivar, which is called Zi Ya (紫芽, purple bud). The taste profile of this cultivar is more fruity, sweeter, and less astringent with an aftertaste, which probably we haven't got words for.
Teas that are coming from old trees (古树, gushu) tend to be more complex than those that are not. The age of the trees gives the tea an extra layer—we could either call it ‘the message of tea’, or ‘tea energy’ (茶气, chaqi). These teas can help to relax and vitalize at the same time; floating through the body, they help to calm down and focus on the inner self.
A really outstanding tea this is, which deserves the attention. Take time to this, observe the smells, tastes, detect the feelings. Share the joy with friends.
