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Mengku Mu Ye Chun 'chocolate' shu puer 100 g

Mengku Mu Ye Chun 2014 is a mature, well-rounded shu puer tea, pressed in 2014 from raw material fermented in 2011. The 100-gram brick format, which is easy to break, is particularly practical: one small cube is roughly enough for a smaller tea session.

Its taste brings the world of classic, drinkable shu puer: smooth, woody, full-bodied, and gently sweet. It is not a loud or overly ornate tea; rather, it is reliable, deep, and calm. It's a good choice for those who are looking for a clean, mature, everyday drinkable puer tea, but want to move beyond the world of very simple shu puers.

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Mengku Mu Ye Chun 'chocolate' 2014

The Mengku Mu Ye Chun 2014 is a mature, smooth, and very drinkable shu puerh tea from the Shuangjiang Mengku Tea Factory / Mengku Rongshi world. The tea material was fermented in 2011, then pressed into 100-gram breakable brick form in 2014.
This practical, "chocolate bar"-like design makes it particularly convenient to use: small squares can be easily detached, so there's no need to break off a larger cake or solid brick for each tea session.

Mu Ye Chun is a special line of Mengku that is linked to the Lincang region, specifically to Yongde materials. This tea is not among the very dark, heavy, earthy shu puerhs, but rather exhibits a more balanced, woody, and clean character. Its flavor is soft, round, and friendly: dark wood, damp forest floor, a slight minerality, subtle sweetness, and a warm, full finish characterize it.

The cup is dark, deep in color, and the texture of the liquor is smooth, gradually opening up in successive infusions. In the first few infusions, woody, mature notes dominate; later, a softer sweetness and a silkier body may come to the forefront. Like a good shu puer, it doesn't rely on a single spectacular flavor note, but slowly and quietly adds depth: it warms, slows you down, and gently accompanies your attention.

It can be an excellent choice for those who enjoy the earthier, deeper world of puer teas but are not looking for an overly heavy or raw character. It is also friendly for beginner puer enthusiasts because it is easy to prepare and does not require particular caution, while experienced tea drinkers may also find it interesting due to the Mengku / Mu Ye Chun line.

It is also excellent for everyday drinking: a warming, focusing beverage in the morning or forenoon, and a pleasant, round finish after a meal. Prepared gongfu style with several short infusions, it truly reveals how the woody, mature character gradually transforms into a sweeter, smoother direction.

Preparation suggestion

  • Gongfu: 4–6 g tea / 100 ml water
  • Water temperature: 95–100 °C
  • First infusions: 10–20 seconds
  • Further infusions: gradually lengthening
  • Suggestion: it is worth discarding the first short rinse to allow the pressed leaves to open up nicely

Characteristics

  • Type: shu puer
  • Vintage: 2014
  • Fermentation: 2011
  • Form: breakable puerh brick
  • Net weight: 100 g
  • Producer / factory: Shuangjiang Mengku Tea Factory / Mengku Rongshi
  • Flavor profile: smooth, woody, full, subtly sweet, mature

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