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2008 Menghai V93 Premium Ripe Pu-erh tea - 100 gram tuo
Product Description
08勐海V93熟茶
This is a classic Ripe tea blend called "V93." It was released in 2006 and quickly became one the most expensive ripe teas on the market. To this day the 2005 and 2006 V93 Ripe productions have commanded very high prices due to the fact that this is one of the most sought after Ripe teas for everyday drinking. It is smooth and full in the mouth. It is fermented just enough to break down the bitterness of raw pu-erh while lightly fermented enough to preserve the stimulating cha qi and hui gan of a raw pu-erh. After-taste is sweet and thick. Stock up on this Batch 801 release of a modern classic Ripe Pu-erh.
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V-93
Posted by James on 23rd Aug 2011
hi everyone, well i tried this tea and it was ok,, i wanted something that was dark like coffee, and it was,, it brewed well, it did not have the kick im use too though, but it is still good enough to recomend to someone looking for these things
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Best easily available v93
Posted by shah8 on 23rd Dec 2010
Little funk. Good basic taste, and it often surprises with interesting taste. One of the more likely shu to age well.
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Enjoyable
Posted by Unknown on 21st Oct 2010
Although I normally drink raw, I decided to try this ripe version for the mornings. The first couple of days weren't very enjoyable but when I experimented different brewing times I was able to get some interesting, earthy tastes that grew on me quickly. I will definitely get some more of v93.
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excellent everyday tea
Posted by John Grebe on 20th Oct 2010
A very enjoyable lighter ripe puerh without any traces of off flavors. The mellow richness is indeed smooth and sweet and is a safe bet for most puerh drinkers so I can see why a lot of people choose to stockpile this as their everyday drinking puerh.
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Safe bet
Posted by Michael B on 30th Sep 2009
Really good ripe tuo here. No severe undesirable tastes, but also no extraordinary nuances. Good to drink now, but perhaps a little more age will make it much more interesting. And modestly priced, too. I like.
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