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some loosely (hence the ugly appearance)
Considering the price and the other good qualities of the tea
The body of the kettle is made from "Zhong Cao Qing" Zini clay from Huang Long Shan in Yixing
made from a batch of pure Da Hong Ni clay from Yixing's Nanshan
We've adjusted our selling price to reflect this
2004 "Smokey" Spring Buds Puerh Tea EoT some loosely (hence the uglyIn the early 2000's it was relatively common for small factories to produce puerh tea that had a smoky characteristic. As is common now, they would fry the tea over wood fires to stop the oxidation. Larger factories had more refined processing, but smaller factories had more rustic setups. The benefit of smaller factories is that they sometimes source from interesting tea plantations more remote, less agrochemicals and less over harvested. They are
