The 2005 Gan En Grateful Tea Factory Lao Ban Zhang Sheng Puerh 🍊🧊🍃
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The 2005 Gan En Grateful Tea Factory Lao Ban Zhang Sheng Puerh 🍊🧊🍃 PART 1 Incredible Tea. 2nd place price winner in the early 2000s, fairly famous cake here. Explosive mandarin orange sweetness, LBZ signature taste/gan. 1/4 cakes or whole cakes available At Puerhmedicine.com 🫖🍂⚱️
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AI vision
Matthew, from @mureung.kr, presents a 2005 Grateful Tea Factory Lao Ban Zhang Sheng Puerh, discussing the benefits of aged sheng puerh while demonstrating the brewing and tasting session.
tea cakegaiwantea cupserving pitcheryixing teapotlarge wooden waste water bowltea scoop
2005 Grateful Tea Factory Lao Ban Zhang Sheng Puerhsheng puerhLao Ban ZhangYiwu
TaiwanLao Ban ZhangYiwu
@mureung.krGrateful Tea Factory
- The speaker mentions that he typically won't drink sheng puerh under 17 years old.
- He suggests a 'sweet spot' for aged tea between 18 and 27 years depending on storage.
- The presenter highlights that this specific tea won second place in a Lao Ban Zhang tea contest.
- He compares the initial aroma of the tea to Yiwu, though with a 'tarter' smell.
LLM outputs
Matthew, from @mureung.kr, presents a 2005 Grateful Tea Factory Lao Ban Zhang Sheng Puerh, discussing the benefits of aged sheng puerh while demonstrating the brewing and tasting session.
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