First Sharing- Purple Leaves

This tea in literally translation means "Purple Leaves" due to the purple hue og the tea leaves in its fresh form. It's a green puer (Year 2008). It has a unique taste as compared to other teas i tried before. First the smell of the dry teas leaves is something like aromatic woods with a hint of flowers. The taste of it is some unique as well. Woddy incense and flowery after taste lingers in the back of your throat after that.

I've manage to get 3 version of the teas i.e. in the form of:

1. Teas Biscuit (cha ping)

2. Loose form - Cha Sin (The Heart of the Leaves)

3. Loose form - The leaves.

The most favourful of the three would be "Cha Sin".

It's a very smooth and mild tea as compared to others green puer.