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2012 Spring Te Ji Grade Lianghe Hui Long
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Sencha Ohira 2012
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Kabusé Okuyutaka 2012
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2013 Yunnan Simao Huoqing Green Tea
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2013 Early Spring Premium Yunnan Long Mei
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„The first flush takes place in late April to early May. The second harvest usually takes place from June through July, and the third picking takes place in late July to early August. Sometimes, there will also be a fourth harvest.“
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2009 Xinhua Qu Jiang Bao Pian 60g (10 slices)
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BaDa 2013 - blind tasting set 1
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2014 Chawangpu "Lao Yu" Xiao Bing Cha
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„Pu-erh tea processing, although straightforward, is complicated by the fact that the tea itself falls into two distinct categories: the "raw" Sheng Cha and the "ripe" Shou Cha. All types of pu-erh tea are created from máochá (毛茶), a mostly unoxidized green tea processed from a "large leaf" variety of Camellia sinensis (C. sinensis assamica) found in the mountains of southern Yunnan.“
