I received this tea in the form of a free 4 gram sample that was included in a recent order I made over at House of Tea.
This is the third post in a series of four where I look at the shou pu-erhs I bought in late September over at Danish teahouse Simply Tea.
This 200 gram beeng is the second of four lots of shou that made up my late September order over at Danish teahouse Simply tea.
Many teaheads don’t need much arm twisting in order to enter into a cash for leaves transaction at the best of times, and thanks to a fairly feeble excuse I hopped online and got busy buying.
These leaves landed on my tea table in the form of a free 3 gram sample that was kindly included in a recent order I made over at House of Tea.
Just the other weekend we were spending a few days in Gothenburg, catching up with some old friends.
These leaves formed part of my recent shou pu-erh haul from Danish teahouse Simply Tea.
So, it’s late September, and despite a brave rearguard action by the summer to hold back autumn’s advance, the days are getting shorter by 2 minutes at either end, and sliding temperatures have us rooting around cupboards and wardrobes for hats, gloves, scarves, and a variety of outer garments we’d forgotten about.
This sweet little 100 gram tuo was part of my first order with Danish teahouse Simply Tea.
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