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Heng Tong Hao Shu Puer

Silky, full-bodied and balanced shu puer from the Menghai region: a tea pressed from the matured ingredients of the small Heng Tong Hao (恒桐号) manufactory, with minimal "wo dui" aftertaste.
The taste is of dried fruit, soft molasses and earth-forest harmony; with a long, sweet finish. 2019 vintage

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Heng Tong Hao shu puer (熟普洱) – Menghai style, silky sweet - 2019

Heng Tong Hao (恒桐号) is a small workshop in Yunnan that has been reliably producing shu (ripe) puer teas for years, mainly from ingredients from the Menghai and Xishuangbanna areas. The essence of the style is a silky texture, clean fermentation, and a friendly, sweet taste - and this batch delivers that.

Short

  • Origin: Menghai (Xishuangbanna), Yunnan
  • Producer: Heng Tong Hao (恒桐号)
  • Style: shu puer pressed from aged/matured raw materials, smooth with a barely noticeable “wo dui” aftertaste
  • Flavor profile: prunes and dates, delicate molasses, cocoa-woody notes; creamy mouthfeel, sweet-mineral aftertaste

Processing & maturation

Shu puer owes its dark, velvety character to a controlled post-fermentation period of 40–50 days . Heng Tong Hao often presses partially pre-aged (several years) raw materials, which gives a cleaner, rounder taste and reduces the fresh “wo dui” effect.

Detailed flavor notes

  • Aroma: wet forest litter, fresh rain (petrichor), light cocoa powder.
  • Taste: thick, creamy body; dried fruits (plums, dates), light molasses, soft woody-cedar tones.
  • Finish: long, sweet, clean and soothing; stable over multiple pours.

Preparation suggestion

Asian (gongfu)

  • 5–6 g tea / 100 ml
  • 98–100 °C water, quick rinse (2×), then first pour 10–15 sec.
  • 10–12 pours, gradually increase the time

Western (teapot)

  • 3g / 250ml
  • 95–100 °C, 2–3 minutes; 2–3 pours

Cold brew

  • 8–10 g / 1 liter of cold water
  • Refrigerate for 6–8 hours, then filter; silky, low-caffeine drink

Tip

  • When tasting for the first time, don't be afraid to make several short infusions – the tea layers nicely.
  • It pairs well with dark chocolate or lightly spiced, nutty desserts.

Note: different vintages and blends of Heng Tong Hao (gong ting, multi-stage blends) may show slight stylistic differences, but the above character and clean, silky sipping feel are the common denominator.

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