Chinese tea Eco Organic Ancient Tree Tea Naka Raw Pu-erh

Chinese tea Eco Organic Ancient Tree Tea Naka Raw Pu-erh

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 Naka Raw Pu-erh

Origin & Craftsmanship:

  • Terroir: Handpicked from 300–500-year-old ancient tea trees in Naka Village (Xishuangbanna, Yunnan), where pristine forests and mineral-rich soil nurture leaves of exceptional purity and complexity.

  • Harvest: Strictly "one bud, two leaves", meticulously selected by experienced tea farmers.

  • Process: Traditional wok-firing, hand-rolling, and sun-drying to preserve the tea’s natural vitality and raw energy.


Tasting Notes

Aroma

  • Dry Leaves: A medley of aged wood, wild honey, and faint floral whispers.

  • Brewed:

    • Early infusions: Dominated by honeyed sweetness and aged incense.

    • Mid-steeps: Evolves into fresh fruit notes (lychee, apricot)—a lively contrast to its deep base.

    • Cold Cup: Lingers with orchid-like fragrance, a signature of Naka’s high-mountain terroir.

Flavor

  • First Sip: A bold, umami-rich attack—bitterness fades instantly, replaced by a surging sweetness.

  • Aftertaste"Tongue buzzing" (舌底鸣泉)—a tingling sensation as saliva floods the mouth, while the throat hums with rock-sugar coolness.

Mouthfeel

  • TextureDense yet silky, like molten amber gliding across the palate.

  • Body Sensation: Gentle but penetrating qi—warming the chest and radiating calm focus.


Uniqueness & Aging Potential

  • "Fragrant, Robust, Sweet": Naka’s legendary trifecta—high-aroma florals, layered depth, and lightning-quick sweetness—makes it a benchmark for premium raw Pu-erh.

  • Rarity & Value: Limited yield from ancient trees ensures collectible status; with aging, expect deeper dried fruit and sandalwood nuances.


Details

  • Origin: Naka Village, Yunnan, China

  • Cake Weight: 258g (Pressed for optimal aging)

  • Harvest Date: March 2020

  • Production Date: April 2025


Perfect For:

  • Connoisseurs seeking terroir-driven purity.

  • Collectors banking on long-term transformation.

  • Newcomers exploring high-mountain Pu-erh’s elegance.