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1990 CNNP "9016" Aged Ripe Pu-erh Tea Tuo Cha 

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Aged for 26 years in Kunming dry storage this classic Kunming Tea Factory product is the oldest Ripe Pu-erh we've ever sold. 9016 recipe was first introduced in 1990 (ours offered here is the first batch produced ever). There are many fakes on the market, but this is the real deal and for anyone who has ever tasted aged ripe pu-erh in a dry storage condition will recognize the authenticity and uniqueness of this amazing tea.
When brewing we recommend using the hottest water possible and your best clay teapot (already seasoned for ripe pu-erh). I recommend using 5-6 grams per 100ml. The tea opens slowly and even after several infusions there are still clumps of tea. If you prefer a shorter session with a stronger taste you can carefully break up the tea into smaller pieces.
The taste is strong with a thick oily and pungent taste. There is something that can only be described as an aged taste (陈香) present that reminds me of our 1996 CNNP "Green Mark Te Ji" Ripe Pu-erh tea cake. There is a subdued and very high clarity qi present in this tea that is unique and enjoyable. Overall I find words are lacking to relate the experience of drinking this tea. Some will find this tea to be a necessity after drinking it, others will most certainly enjoy the experience especially with a few repetitions. We are offering 10 and 25 gram sample portions for people to try this incredibly rare and classic tea.
250 grams per tuo
Vintage: 1990
Kunming Tea Factory (a part of the CNNP Yunnan).

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Комментарии : 75   
@sockbert
@sockbert 5 лет назад
Thank goodness Xiao Yao has tea to drink while she's stuck inside the hutch behind you!
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
Yeah I noticed she was in there but I was too busy waxing poetic to let her out.
@joetexas1546
@joetexas1546 5 лет назад
Sockbert good one lol
@imh3r3now1
@imh3r3now1 5 лет назад
Absolutely my favorite tea I've ever bought from your site. Worth every cent. I've definitely used it to get tons of my friends into tea!
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
Awesome! It is the perfect ambassador for ripe pu-erh!
@joetexas1546
@joetexas1546 5 лет назад
Yep- Xiao Yao looking over your shoulder - hah!
@francoisvillon1300
@francoisvillon1300 5 лет назад
Lady in the mirror...
@wreagfe
@wreagfe 5 лет назад
Welcome back! Love your videos. I should watch it with the sample I have, but I can't wait and I had too much tea already today. :)
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
;-)
@teaandmusic
@teaandmusic 5 лет назад
Hi Scott! This tea sounds so delicious! Tempting me to buy some. 😄🍃🍵 And wow to be able to drink tea from 1930s and 40s! What an incredible opportunity! Thank you for sharing! Wishing you and Xiao the best! 🙂
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
It was very special indeed to drink pieces of history! Hope you are doing well!
@Jakeknapp
@Jakeknapp 5 лет назад
@@Yunnansourcing I had the rare opportunity to sample a 1940's Liu An from the owner of Wistaria Tea House in Taipei last November. Such a smooth tea, and the Qi made me sweat like I was in a sauna! Very memorable.
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
@@Jakeknapp Awesome... alot of aged tea in Taiwan and alot of very generous people too. I have only had a 60's Liu Bao (in Malaysia). It was funky at first but later steeps was mind blowing!
@samdill36
@samdill36 5 лет назад
poor boy here, breaking up my affordable and lovely 703 ripe and feeling lucky......but i must try a sample of this tea. many thanks scott for the tea and inspiration...i love to time travel .
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
See you in 2050!
@tonymaika3196
@tonymaika3196 5 лет назад
You have a knack of making me lust for teas beyond my means. Now I have to try a sample of this! Love the Xiao Yao reflection! If we can't have her in the video, this is the next best thing. :) I'm also one of those who a strong cha qi puts me right to sleep.
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
This tea is most definitely lust-worthy! I didn't realize she was being reflected during the whole video when we shot it.
@CashRobinson
@CashRobinson 5 лет назад
Glad to see you back Scott! Have you thought about bringing a yancha onto the channel some time? For myself, it is my least understood type of tea.
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
Good idea... I will do that soon.
@adamarzo559
@adamarzo559 3 года назад
9:41 - Thought it was just me. I find that when I drink non westernised tea I get this sense of dreamy calm that comes over me. Hard to explain. Wanted to expand my tea experiences after trying some authentic Oolong tea and stumbled onto Tuo Cha Pu Erh and thus this video.
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 3 года назад
This is definitely a dreamy tea.
@WanderingVeteran
@WanderingVeteran 5 лет назад
Delicious! I thought my purple puehr from the late 90's is old! This is awesome! This is great information.
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
Welcome... this is a great tea!
@WanderingVeteran
@WanderingVeteran 5 лет назад
@@Yunnansourcing I am actually on a 10Kish mile road trip across the USA, one of the things I am looking for is good tea. Please remind me the name of your business?
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
Wow 10k... that's alot of traveling. Yunnan Sourcing is our name, Yunnan Teas are our game!
@WanderingVeteran
@WanderingVeteran 5 лет назад
@@Yunnansourcing In which state though, because it does not pop up on Google Maps when i search all USA.
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
@@WanderingVeteran we don't have a tea shop we are strictly online.
@michalhovorka2114
@michalhovorka2114 5 лет назад
Watching the video, drinking tea 'with you' :-) and feel relaxed and in a pleasant company and enjoying this all. And your words bout world, tea etc., I feel exactly the same. Thx for nice time watching this, but you shouldnt do this, because many people order this amazing tea now and it wont be available soon :-)
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
Glad you enjoyed the video. It's true... but also any tea I am selling I've decided I'm ok to see it all go. I still need to grab one for myself though!
@13jgasho
@13jgasho 5 лет назад
I love these videos! If you're up for it I think it'd be really cool to get more into the history of the famous brands, like you did a little in this video regarding CNNP.
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
I'm not much of a tea historian but what I know I'll share. ;-)
@13jgasho
@13jgasho 5 лет назад
Yunnan Sourcing cool beans! Thanks 😎
@kaiwoolner-pratt9196
@kaiwoolner-pratt9196 3 года назад
I'm thinking of buying this as a "birthday cake," it's the only / most compelling 1990 tea I can find on your site (or any other site I've checked, for that matter). Good candidate?
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 3 года назад
Yes, it's a great tea and unless you want to spend ALOT ALOT more for a 1990 this ripe is the way to go. ;-) I still love it.
@Kikotronik
@Kikotronik 5 лет назад
It's good to see another video coming out from you guys, the tea looks interesting. I only have the 1992 Hua Yuan Tuo Cha (actually I'm drinkng it now), but would love to try this as well. I realised, the older the puerh gets, the heavier the strange calming/stimulating effect it has, while young raws and ripes can really hit you in the head. It is also an interesting thought that puerhs (like good wines) can outlive us. Happy Pig Year!
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
The 1992 Hua Yuan is really awesome tea as well. One of my top finds for 2018. Yes... I really like that the good pu-erhs will continue to age and improve long after we are gone. Plant a tree for the future, keep a (puerh) cake for your children.
@David-hj7tx
@David-hj7tx 5 лет назад
Yunnan Sourcing Great video, another one I was eyeing up on your site. I’m waiting on some 1992 Hua Yuan that I just ordered and really looking forward to trying it. How many times do you recommend I “wash” it?
@will8574
@will8574 5 лет назад
Hey Scott, I haven't had much really old ripe, but I have had some really old Liu Bao. I found it has a really nice petrichor / rain type of scent, and also a taste i can only ever describe as that of clean snow. Like, as a kid, when you eat a handful of fresh snow... is that something you could find with older ripe?
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
I'm not making the connection on this one. Old ripe pu-erh doesn't taste like anything other than old ripe pu-erh to me. Maybe I'm just not imaginative enough? ;-)
@tarabostespunk
@tarabostespunk 5 лет назад
There is this inexplicable thing with puerh that I wouldn't recommend it before going to sleep but it's perfect before a nap
@ingz3768
@ingz3768 5 лет назад
Hmmmm, i have to step up my tea game... I can clearly see that now XD Btw. the initial investment/sum may seem hefty to some but it really isn't. If you go out and drink a beer in a nice pub you will pay your 5 euros easily, a half-way decent bottle of wine in a restaurant goes for 30 euros n up. nuff said.
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
Yes...way more special and rare and WAY WAY better for your health than alcohol!
@Supernaturalman92
@Supernaturalman92 5 лет назад
Thanks for the video Scott 👍. Ive been thinking about this Tuo for a while now. When i first started drinking puerh i enjoyed ripe more but now i gravitate towards only buying Raw. Loving the 2018 raw impression.
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
Worth trying if you like ripe. I am happy to hear you like the 2018 Impression, same blend as 2017!
@Supernaturalman92
@Supernaturalman92 5 лет назад
The 2017 was my favorite. I am very sad that it is gone
@samisbrown
@samisbrown 5 лет назад
I have this tea and it’s the best tea in my collection.
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
It's definitely in my top 5 ripes that we offer! Glad to hear you love it so much!
@KB1.1
@KB1.1 3 года назад
@@Yunnansourcing may I know what your top 5 ripes are among your available inventory?
@MrNeutralized
@MrNeutralized 5 лет назад
wow you were brewing this for over 2 minutes at a time. Is that normal for chinese style brewing?
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
For later steeps yes, 2 minutes can be needed to get the most out of the tea. I don't like endless short steeps that lead to 20 steeps. It's just too time consuming and the tea is less interesting for me. The other element at play is that I might distracted and forget when I am talking in these videos. ;-)
@Salaaran
@Salaaran 5 лет назад
Great video Scott! The tea looks like an awesome one to try. I guess I'd have to get myself a sample of it (the 25g of course). However, I will not be drinking it while watching this video as the first try (sorry). I will want to drink this with friends and family first, then while watching this video :-) I think that the guy who shared his impressively aged tea with you and other people actually got something out of it. He got to experience the joy of sharing incredible tea with other people (which I definitely love doing). I guess the hunt is still on for me though, I really want to get my grubby hands on a 1993 puerh (my birth year), since that would be kind of cool to have, though I don't mind waiting a bit before finding a candidate :D Cheers!
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
Yes... better to share the session with some others. Are you looking for a 1993 raw or ripe?
@Salaaran
@Salaaran 5 лет назад
@@Yunnansourcing I guess Raw would be more fun, though ripe might be a bit easier on the budget currently. It is ultimately up to what I find and what seems good I guess.
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
Expect to pay 5 to 10x for a raw. This is why I don't offer early 90's raw pu-erh.
@buzhichun
@buzhichun 5 лет назад
Ooh, I'll _definitely_ have to add a sample to my next order :) Unrelated question: when are you planning to announce the winning designs for the cake wrapper contest? I'm really interested to see all the pig designs. Last year's Year of the Dog competition had some amazing artwork.
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
Before the end of the week. Finalzing everything now. ;-)
@scottm2553
@scottm2553 5 лет назад
Why is the raw so much more expensive than the ripe with the same age? Is it just purely because of demand? 6:39
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
Typically the tea used in ripe pu-erh productions wouldn't cut it for a quality raw tea. Ripe pu-erh is produced in much larger quantities and often from summer harvested teas (not good for raw).
@gabrielcizek7058
@gabrielcizek7058 5 лет назад
Hi, how much ml is your pot? Thanks
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
It's 210ml - it's this one yunnansourcing.com/products/pure-silver-999-eight-immortals-cross-the-sea-teapot-210ml
@gabrielcizek7058
@gabrielcizek7058 5 лет назад
Yunnan Sourcing thank you ;)
@JamieGarry
@JamieGarry 5 лет назад
Rocketed in to the fourth dimension!
@tonymaika3196
@tonymaika3196 5 лет назад
OMG! A baby Scott! Congratulations! (I think)
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
Maybe in the works... but not yet.
@genjuroSE
@genjuroSE 5 лет назад
加油加油🤗
@KB1.1
@KB1.1 3 года назад
@@Yunnansourcing eurasians are the best looking. Hope you also create some soon
@mario7027
@mario7027 5 лет назад
Any chance we'll ever gonna see some 1970-80s or at least early 1990s raw puer? Even with a whole cake price over $1000, maybe many people might be interested in buying a small amount to try it out or for some special occasion.
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
Legitimate Raw Pu-erh from the 70's is going to be atleast $20,000 per cake. 80's $10,000 or more. I'm not able to get insurance to ship such expensive things. It would keep me up at night.
@mario7027
@mario7027 5 лет назад
So a 10g sample of a 1980s would be like $300-400, that's a bit over my budget... but anyway from an insurance's point of view, wouldn't that be just like a whole (more recent) cake of the same value?
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
@@mario7027 maximum insured value possible is 4000 CNY per parcel.
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
@@mario7027 These legit old cakes are the realm of the super wealthy now. Diminishing returns for those who just want to enjoy tea.
@Supernaturalman92
@Supernaturalman92 5 лет назад
Looks like the Qi was really effecting you in this video. 😝
@Yunnansourcing
@Yunnansourcing 5 лет назад
Yes it was... it's got alot of nice calming qi.
@lamasteve6905
@lamasteve6905 2 года назад
I see you !
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