YiWu which has chocolate-like after-taste!

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On Yunnan Sourcing new web site, it has two new autumn harvest Yunnan Sourcing YiWu cakes.

And this one: http://www.yunnansourcing.com/store/product.php?id_product=935

It said have chocolate-like after taste, I wonder have anyone try this or going to order a cake or sample?

 

[P_K]

On Yunnan Sourcing new web site, it has two new autumn harvest Yunnan Sourcing YiWu cakes.

And this one: http://www.yunnansourcing.com/store/product.php?id_product=935

It said have chocolate-like after taste, I wonder have anyone try this or going to order a cake or sample?

This is what Hobbes said about it.

http://half-dipper.blogspot.com/2009/09/2009-yunzhiyuanruicaoxiang-alpha.html

 

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But these are two different teas, from two different Yiwu villages quite far apart. Also one is harvest in spring and the other in autumn.

Hobbes comment is about "Guafengzhai" and this one is "Man Zhuan".

By the way, I have tasted the "Guafengzhai" and I think it is fairly good.

 

[P_K]

Oops. Sorry. I was only looking at the road to Yiwu

 

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It is not easy to notice the different as they all use the same wrap and only the stamp marks are different. So far Yunnan Sourcing has 4 different road to Yiwu cakes:

Guafengzhai
Da Qiu Feng
Man Zhuan
Ding Jia Zhai

By the way it's going, Scott may ended up having tea cakes from every village in Yiwu.

 

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The last Yiwu I tried tasted like chocolate, too. Then again, I was eating a Nestle's crunch at the time.

 

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The last Yiwu I tried tasted like chocolate, too. Then again, I was eating a Nestle's crunch at the time.

Change the subject slightly, I find certain food, chocolate is one of them, goes well with pu'erh. However, after an apple or a bowl breakfast cereal, tea doesn't taste very nice.