I thought ohh this tea is not worth of selling. Uhhh, this tea has enormous energy, but the taste is very modest, modest for tea from this hyped area. I had it with friends yesterday and I was thinking. In case you are more curious get a sample of LBZ I just put online. It is expensive but once you try it you might get a feeling of many aspects of todays and past times pu-erh tea industry went and going through. It already has nice sweet parts, no gushu but it is a classical pu-erh tea ageing and showing what such tea used to be. It has this typical smokiness that such tuos has, it has a sudden rush of energy, pressing feeling, for someone in the chest area for someone in the head, putting the mind in a concentrated state. This factory like perfectly made tuocha stored in dry Taiwan storage slowly is slowing turning to a great classic tea. It is tea only but what you get when you drink it is not only taste. I had this green mark tuocha from 1997 and realised that this is not only tea. Go back to your children time of your life and watch it. There they talk about qi or let’s say they wanted to picture it in a cartoon. I told to some of my friends to watch Kung Fu Panda 3. Some teas have cha qi, or say have energy, some people say, some say they don’t have.

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