Pure Ancient Trees – Tier 5

ut also notes of pine forest groundcover and barnyard. The aroma is rising, the tea has a pleasent aftertaste and a very nice, intense sweetness. Oily moutfhfeel in later infusions. The bitterness is lite and remembers me of grapefruit peel. Very enduring. I highly recommend this tea!
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ut the younger tea notes. Thereafter focused and spiced depth, some grip and tertiary notes, sweetening and cooling the whole mouth and throat. I like how this tea evolves, sweetening, turning milky from around 8th steep, accompanied with some mild polyphenol stoniness, and then a sweet aftertaste carries on in the throat. A few twists and turns makes a this a feel good and interesting tea session. A cake to drink slowly over the next few years as it becomes more expansive with the resolving compounds.
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with a reminiscence of cocoa powder like ovomaltine. The qi is present with a calming and warming effect, from the second infusion. I surely spend too much on teas but this one tells me it's worth it!
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acts as a counterpoint to the more mature characteristics of this already very complex broth. I feel lucky to have a cake of this and wish I had 2!
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at 100 , more bitter ,but not over powering and again watering mouth. Lots of flavour ! 4ht for 15 Sec again at 98 / 99 .Bitterness better balanced for myself. Still watering mouth.. sweetness coming through with each steep. All in my clay pot. ( 7g !)
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h you patience and endurance as you delve deeper and deeper into its complexity. All this combined with the aged taste of ancient tea trees. Love it!
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eted walnut note is coming out from the wet leaves, even after many brews, without any offnote, it's really amazing.
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a. Holds a lot of brews.
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