PU-ERH 2-TIN SET
MULAN Tea Story · Xigui Old Tree (200g, two-tin set)
PU-ERH 2-TIN No.9Lincang's Banzhang—a signature mushroom aroma and a lasting rock-sugar sweetness.
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- Name
- MULAN Tea Story · Xigui Old Tree (200g, two-tin set) · PU-ERH 2-TIN No.9
- Series
- PU-ERH 2-TIN SET
- Type
- Raw Pu-erh · two tins per bag
- Aroma
- A high, keen orchid aroma; the signature wild-mushroom note unmistakable.
- Taste
- Soft and pressing on the tongue, a lasting rock-sugar sweetness, a strong tea energy felt clearly.
- Spec
- 200g (100g × 2 tins + carry bag)
- Origin
- Yunnan · Lincang · Xigui
- Price
- $99.9 (price as shown in the boutique)
TASTING
A high, keen orchid aroma, the signature wild-mushroom note unmistakable.
Soft and pressing on the tongue, a lasting rock-sugar sweetness, a strong tea energy felt clearly.
Around 800m above sea level, roughly 100-year-old trees, an April 2023 spring batch—two years aged. Xigui's style is called Lincang's Banzhang: the assertive tea energy of Banzhang, yet with a singular soft body and a mushroom aroma—a low mountain that grew the force of a high one. The aroma is high and keen, highly distinctive—the young tea carries a rich orchid note, and most unique is a wild-mushroom fragrance that is Xigui's signature, long in the cup. On the palate it is soft, low in bitterness and quick to dissolve; the body thick and full, the flow fine, with the pressing weight of thin rice broth; sweetness high, with a lasting rock-sugar sweetness. Salivation and returning sweetness come fast, filling the mouth like a spring; the tea energy strong, the sensation clear.
A high, keen orchid aroma; the signature wild-mushroom note unmistakable.
Soft and pressing on the tongue, a lasting rock-sugar sweetness, a strong tea energy felt clearly.
SPECIFICATION
- Type
- Raw Pu-erh · two tins per bag
- Spec
- 200g (100g × 2 tins + carry bag)
- Region
- Yunnan · Lincang · Xigui
- Craft
- Sun-dried (shaiqing): withered, fixed and rolled, then sun-dried to keep the leaf alive—to drink now or to lay down.
- Water temperature
- 90–95°C; batches aged for years can take freshly boiled water
- Brewing
- White porcelain gaiwan, 110ml, 5g of leaf, freshly boiled water, quick in-and-out: the first infusions straight in and out, then a little longer each steep. Young tea for freshness, aged tea for longer steeps; it infuses many times over.
PACKAGING
Two-tin carry set · the 200g series
Dimensions: tin 130×88×205mm, carry bag 278×102×285mm (two tins per bag). A food-grade tinplate body; the reinforced bag bears the weight and shuts out light and damp—and it is a gift ready to carry.
Volume: 100g per tin, two tins, 200g in all. Orders are placed in units of 200g (two tins per bag), and each 200g is dispatched as one set.
CARE
Store in a cool, dry place apart from strong odours; raw Pu-erh can be aged for years and only grows mellower.
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