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2012 Verdant Tea’s Golden Fleece [Episode 131]
Denny and James review a tea that’s been sitting around for the last few years. Verdant Tea’s Golden Fleece.
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2005 YangQing Hao TsangLiu via Emmett — TeaDB James InBetweenIsode Episode #54
A tea acquired via the YangQing Hao group orders generously coordinated by Emmett of Cha & Kung Fu blog. The TsangLiu is a six famous tea mountains blend (greater Yiwu area), with material from each of the six. MangZhi, ManZhuan, YouLe, Gedeng, Yibang, and Yiwu. In comparison to the Chawang, the TsangLiu is the earthier,…
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Middle Steeps. 2015 W2T Poundcake + 2006 XG Dali Tuo (YS) [Episode 130]
This episode explores the middle steeps of the two teas from the previous episode, White2Tea’s Poundcake and Xiaguan via Yunnan Sourcing’s Dali Tuo.
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2005 YangQing Hao Yiwu ChaWang via Emmett — TeaDB James InBetweenIsode Episode #53
A tea acquired via the YangQing Hao group orders generously coordinated by Emmett of Cha & Kung Fu blog. A good example of aged premium tea.
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Tea Basics! Pu’erh Compression [Episode 129]
A Tea Basics episode covering tea compression and how it affects brewing! Teas featured are the Dali Tuo and Poundcake.
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2002 Smoky LEE, 2002 White Whale — TeaDB James InBetweenIsode Episode #52
A reprieve from all the premium tea. This week’s cup is courteously provided by Joe, of Joey’s Tea House. The Pu-erh.sk’s 2002 Smoky Lee put up against White2Tea’s breadwinner, the White Whale.
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Essence of Tea’s 2014 Yuanwei [Episode 128]
A raw pu’erh from Essence of Tea’s lineup, the 2014 Yuanwei.
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2015 Chenyuan Hao Mansong via Teapals — TeaDB James InBetweenIsode Episode #51
Another winner from Grill and Teapals. Thanks for the sample! A tea supposedly from the tribute area of Mansong. Fruity, complex, and lots of qi!
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Baxian (Taobao) Yancha [Episode 127]
A good for the price Yancha directly from China.
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Late Steeps… 2015 White2Tea Last Thoughts — TeaDB James InBetweenIsode Episode #49
This episode explores the later steeps of White2Tea’s Last Thoughts after taking a several hour break from the tea.