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2008 Mansong Xiang Jin Hu 曼松·橡筋虎 Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake | 400g

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Orient Cha’s 2008 Mansong Xiang Jin Hu (曼松·橡筋虎) is a 400g raw Pu-erh cake with long, substantial leaf strands and a sweet, full infusion. Its orchid-like fragrance, honeyed character and fine texture make it a rewarding tea for an unhurried gongfu session.

Tea Details

Tea Type Raw Pu-erh (Sheng Pu-erh)
Origin Mansong, Yunnan, China
Vintage 2008
Tea Style Xiang Jin Hu — elongated leaf strands
Net Weight 400g per cake
Tasting Notes Orchid, honey-like sweetness, cooling finish

Long Leaves, Honeyed Sweetness

The term “xiang jin” describes the tea’s long, robust leaf strands and supple character. In the cup, a fine, smooth texture carries a clear sweetness and a pronounced orchid-like aroma. A light touch of bitterness gives way to returning sweetness, with a gentle cooling sensation lingering into the finish.

2008 Mansong Xiang Jin Hu Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake | 400g — The golden tea liquor being poured.
The golden tea liquor being poured.

The Sensory Experience

  • Aroma: Fragrant orchid-like florals.
  • Taste: Sweet and full, with honey-like notes and a fine, smooth texture.
  • Finish: Quick returning sweetness and a lingering cooling sensation.
2008 Mansong Xiang Jin Hu Raw Pu-erh Tea Cake | 400g — Long leaves unfurled after brewing.
Long leaves unfurled after brewing.

Brewing Guide

Gently loosen the cake with a tea pick, keeping the leaves as whole as possible. Warm your gaiwan or teapot, then give the leaves a brief rinse before brewing.

Water Temperature
95–100°C / 203–212°F
Tea-to-Water Ratio
6–8g / 150ml
First Infusions
10–20 seconds

Pour off each infusion fully. Increase the steeping time gradually as the leaves open, adjusting the leaf quantity and timing to suit your taste.

Sold as one 400g cake. The aged label and packaging are shown in the photographs. Store in a clean, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong odors.

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