2025年 布朗山紫娟普洱生茶饼 200克

This tea is smooth for its age and has a wonderful sweetness to it in the first steeps. Then, it turns bolder and more astringent. The colour of the tea darkens from a slight grey tone into a darker purple/brown. The tea is very energising. Overall, a pleasant experience. I recommend this tea. Four starts for now, as I consider it to be rather astringent in its later brews, though I am sure this will mellow with ageing. I also brewed it using 100°C. I will try a slightly lower temprerature next time to compare.

I'm enjoying it yet, at first, it was disapointing but I understood that I was using too little cups which drop the t° too quick and didn't left space for the leaves to express themselves.

Very nice

This is a fragrant tea with an excellent lingering finish. I enjoy it every evening as part of my relaxation routine before sleep, and I plan to buy it again.

Ein sehr gelungener Tee. Der Geschmack ist wunderbar und lässt sich beim Aufbrühen gut kontrollieren, ohne bitter zu werden. Er wirkt hervorragend belebend und ist ideal für einen guten Start in den Tag. Ich kann diesen Teeziegel definitiv weiterempfehlen!

It's a good tea, especially for the value. It has a distinct chamomille note, very little biterness, a slight pu'er taste, but I found it a bit mild. If you are looking for the classic young pu'er taste, this one doesn't offer that,but the chamomille note makes it interesting nonetheless. Nothing is wrong with the tea, just not exactly tomy preference

This purple tea offers excellent value for money. It has the typical aromas of purple tea processed into black tea: woody, prune, black berries... I would definitely recommend it at this price :)

Very nice tea. I enjoy the fragrance and the flavor. It’s not a very intense tea. It’s can get bitter if you steep it too long. Very nice to give as presents for tea lovers.

Superb stuff

The particularities of the cultivar really show with this tea, it's very smooth for a Puerh aged only a few months, similar to some of my other puerhs that have been aged for a few years. I have a different teacake made from the same cultivar, but aged five years and that one tastes similar to some of my teas that are aged around 15 years so I think it's something about the cultivar itself, I found it very interesting. The purple colour really shows as well, the first steep is a very light greyish purple, which makes sense since purple and yellow are opposites and cancel out, the steeps around the middle of the progression are a much deeper colour which wears off into a light golden towards the end of the progression.