Lao Wu Shan Ancient Tree Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake 2022 - 357g Lincang
Lao Wu Shan Ancient Tree Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake 2022 - 357g Lincang
2022 Lao Wu Shan Ancient Tree Raw Pu-erh - Refined Lincang Elegance
Premium 2022 vintage from Lao Wu Shan (Old Black Mountain), Lincang - distinguished elegant mountain. Ancient arbor trees (200+ years) at 1800-2400m elevation. Refined and elegant with exceptional balance. Floral aromatics, balanced bitterness transforms to sweet refreshing aftertaste, smooth silky mouthfeel, distinctive mineral character from volcanic soil.
Key Highlights:
- 2022 vintage - excellent for immediate enjoyment and aging
- Lao Wu Shan ancient trees - refined elegant mountain, 200+ years
- High-altitude (1800-2400m) - cool climate, pristine ecology
- Elegant floral aromatics, balanced bitterness, sweet aftertaste
- Smooth silky mouthfeel, distinctive mineral character
- Excellent aging potential - develops gracefully
Brewing Tip: Represents refined, elegant side of Lincang. Perfect for newcomers and experienced collectors. Approachable yet sophisticated. Matures gracefully over time.
Specs: 357g | Origin: Lao Wu Shan, Lincang, Yunnan | Type: Raw Pu-erh Cake
Product Description
Product Description
2022 Lao Wu Shan Ancient Tree Raw Pu-erh - Refined Lincang Elegance
Explore the distinctive character of this exceptional 2022 vintage raw pu-erh (357g) from the Lao Wu Shan (Old Black Mountain, 老乌山) region in Lincang, Yunnan. Harvested from ancient arbor tea trees, this cake delivers a refined, elegant infusion with balanced bitterness, floral aromatics, and a sweet, refreshing aftertaste that exemplifies Lincang's unique terroir.
Lao Wu Shan - The Elegant Mountain of Lincang:
Lao Wu Shan (老乌山, Old Black Mountain) is a distinguished tea region located in the Lincang tea area, known for producing some of the most refined and elegant raw pu-erh teas in Yunnan. The region sits at elevations between 1800-2400 meters, where ancient tea trees thrive in cool mountain climate with abundant mist and pristine forest ecology. The name "Old Black Mountain" comes from the dark, rich volcanic soils and dense forest canopy that characterize this high-altitude region.
What sets Lao Wu Shan apart is its exceptional balance and refinement. Unlike some Lincang teas that can be intensely bitter or astringent, Lao Wu Shan produces teas with gentle, well-integrated bitterness that quickly transforms into sweetness. The high elevation and cool climate contribute to slower leaf growth, allowing the tea trees to develop rich internal substances and complex flavor profiles. The ancient tea trees in this region, many over 200 years old, produce leaves with exceptional depth and aging potential.
Lao Wu Shan tea is particularly prized for its elegant floral aromatics, smooth mouthfeel, and lasting sweet aftertaste. The tea displays excellent balance between strength and refinement, making it approachable for newcomers while offering enough complexity to satisfy experienced collectors. The region's unique terroir produces teas with distinctive mineral character and refreshing quality that sets them apart from other Lincang areas.
Tasting Experience:
This 2022 Lao Wu Shan cake showcases all the classic characteristics of this refined mountain. The tea delivers elegant floral aromatics that evoke high-mountain wildflowers and fresh spring air. The flavor is smooth and balanced, with gentle bitterness that integrates beautifully into the overall profile. The bitterness transforms quickly into a sweet, refreshing aftertaste that lingers pleasantly on the palate. The mouthfeel is refined and silky, with excellent texture and depth. The overall experience is one of elegance, balance, and sophisticated complexity.
Key Features
Key Features
Key Features:
Lao Wu Shan Origin - Distinguished elegant mountain in Lincang
Ancient Arbor Trees - Premium Gu Shu, many over 200 years old
1800-2400m Elevation - High-altitude cool climate, pristine ecology
2022 Vintage - Excellent for immediate enjoyment and aging
Refined & Elegant - Exceptional balance and sophistication
Floral Aromatics - High-mountain wildflower fragrance
Balanced Bitterness - Gentle, well-integrated, transformative
Sweet Refreshing Aftertaste - Lasting, pleasant finish
Smooth Silky Mouthfeel - Refined texture and depth
Distinctive Mineral Character - Unique volcanic soil terroir
Excellent Aging Potential - Develops greater complexity gracefully
Brewing Guidance
Brewing Guidance
Brewing Guide:
Tea Amount: 5-7 grams per 100ml (adjust to taste)
Water Temperature: 90-95°C (194-203°F)
Rinse: Quick 5-second rinse to awaken the leaves, discard this infusion
First Infusion: 10-20 seconds
Subsequent Infusions: Increase by 5-10 seconds each time
Steeps: Can be re-steeped 10-15 times or more
Teaware: Gaiwan, Yixing clay pot, or glass teapot recommended
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