5 s
90°C
7 g
Thai Sheng Pu-erh from the Wild Trees of Banlao Village (Tea Forest Project, May 2022): A Bold and Energizing Tea
This Thai Sheng Pu-erh, harvested from the wild trees of Banlao village as part of the Tea Forest Project, is the strongest in both flavor and Qi among our Thai sheng offerings. With its energizing properties, bold aromas, and exceptional aging potential, this tea is ideal for those seeking a robust and high-quality Sheng Pu-erh experience.
Learn more about the Thailand Tea Forest Project and our commitment to sustainable tea cultivation.
Description
Leaf Appearance and Aroma
- Dry Leaves: Small to medium-sized, younger leaves with some buds. Initially mild in aroma, the fragrance intensifies when heated or infused, revealing smoky, woody, and spicy notes.
Flavor Profile
- Strength: Strong and invigorating, with a powerful Cha Qi that energizes the body and mind.
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Taste:
- A balanced combination of sweetness, bitterness, and spiciness.
- Strong, well-defined smoky, woody, and camphor flavors, with hints of spice and a lingering incense-like aftertaste.
- Thick and cloudy liquor with a slightly rough yet smooth consistency.
- Overall: Compared to other young Sheng teas, the flavors may appear simple, but the exceptional balance and superior quality of this tea make it stand out.
Tea Details
- Origin: Thailand, Banlao village
- Year: Harvested in Spring, May 2022
- Cultivar: Old, wild-growing trees
- Pressed into 200g cake
Brewing Instructions
Western Brewing
- Temperature: 96°C
- Tea-to-Water Ratio: 5g per 200ml
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Steeping Times:
- First infusion: 1.5 minutes
- Second infusion: 2 minutes
- Third infusion: 3 minutes
Gongfu Brewing
- Temperature: 96°C
- Tea-to-Water Ratio: 5–6g per 100ml
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Infusion Process:
- First Infusion: Brew for 20 seconds.
- Subsequent Infusions: Add 10 seconds for each successive infusion.
Why Choose Thai Sheng Pu-erh from Banlao Village?
This tea offers unmatched strength, balance, and aging potential, making it a favorite for seasoned Sheng enthusiasts. Harvested from wild trees in a pristine Thai tea forest, it represents the bold and untamed spirit of Banlao village.