1985 Loose Menghai 8582 Raw Puerh

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From The Mandarin's Tea Room

Dry Leaf Aroma: Woody, dry bamboo, dry shitake, sweet aroma
Wet Leaf Aroma: Complex Woody, camphor, linen, leather and full
Body: Chewy, Rose talc perfume, aged plum and camphor
Finish: Talc! Old time cosmetic foundation! Bitter sweet chocolate, still camphor with more bite. Clean and clear, hint of mint finish (maybe this is the reason of breaking down the camphor characteristic). Numbing persisted. Complex and Nostalgic. Full (dense) and Alluring.
Qi: Warming and Alluring

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It’s fun when the seller’s tasting notes are sufficient enough. I can just be quiet and enjoy the tea.

Unfortunately, though, I’m becoming spoiled by these high quality, relatively expensive aged teas. Like anything else; if you’re going to do something, do it right.

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Had this at a tasting at The Mandarin’s Tea Room. Unfortunately, I was sick, so I was not able to taste it well enough to rate the tea.

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mrmopar

You didn’t sneak any of this out did you? LOL!

CharlotteZero

I have a sample of it at home, and am considering buying more with my next order. If I find myself in possession of more than 5 g, I will let you know!

mrmopar

I would gladly swap with you. I am sure that is an exquisite tea. I have a 2008 that is aging really well. Hopefully I will be around when it hits 30 years.

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This is one of the greatest examples of wet stored (HK) puerh that I have ever tried. There are many different characteristics of this tea that make it one of the best such as the aged plummy taste, extremely thick and gluelike mouthfeel, Hui Gan (after-sweetness), and of course the Cha Qi is very strong and balanced. However, one of my personal favorite characteristics of this tea is what’s called the granny face powder taste (MTR owner’s own term I believe) which reminds some of talcum powder and is a sign that you are drinking an antique of a puerh that is of the highest quality!

Cheers,
Nick-

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