the-first-teahouse

Interesting puerh. No bitterness, wood flavor (and color) and earthy aroma. The leaves are good, not too fermented or compresed. One good detail is that the brick is not very tight.Nice packaging..good for storaging

The grapefruit looks lovely. However, this puerh is strongly compressed, fermented and the leaves appears fragmented and damaged (maybe by the citric acids..?). This is very different to my previous experience with tangerine puerh. First infusions have some earthy puerh like flavor, but acid taste predominant and stronger in subsequent tastings. Someone taste a better grapefruit puerh?