Re-organising my Puerh

• ck2998

  4 Oct 07, 21:16

  Hi,
  I'm Colin.
  Have meet some of you during the recent tea-tasting session.
  I am re-organising my Puerh and have decided to let go some of my cakes.
  All are in good condition. Most have a few grams removed for testing.
  Currency in Sing dollars
  Thanks for looking.
  
  Menghai
  7432 (Dayi) 2006 $40
  7542 (Dayi) 2006 $30
  7542 (CNNP) 2006 $10
  8542 2005 $40
  8582 2005 $40
  0622 2006 $40
  Jia Ji Tuo Cha 1998 $25 each (5 available)
  Tuo Cha 2004 $10
  Green Puerh Tea Cake (CNNP) 2002 $60
  
  Xia Guan
  Tuo Cha Da Zhong 1999 $25
  Tuo Cha Da Zong 2004 $10
  Tuo Cha - Jia Ji 2000 $25
  Tuo Cha - Jia Ji 2004 $10
  
  6FTM Ban Zhang 2005 Set 200
  Bangwei 2005
  Bu Lang 2005
  Jinggu 2005
  Meng Song 2005
  Youle 2005
  
  ChangTai Ban Na Chi Tse Beeng 2004 $10
  Ban Na Yunwu Yuan Tea 2004 $10
  Clouds Raw Puerh Collection Series 1 2006 $50
  Feng Qing Tuo Cha - Jia Ji 1993 $80
  Haiwan Pure Purple Bud Raw 2006 $50
  Jiu Wan Silver Bud Beeng Cha 2006 $30
  Mengyang Guoyan Phoenix of Yiwu 2007 $50
  Mengyang Guoyan Classical 99 2007 $20
  Nanjian Dali Tuo 2004 $10
  SongPingHao YiWu Cake 2004 $60
  Xishuanbanna Bamboo Pu Erh 2005 $10
  Yi Ling Da Hong Yin (100g-200g) 2006 $10
  Yong Min Bulangshan YinHao (100g) 2006 $10
  
  
• Fatman2

  4 Oct 07, 22:42

  Hi Colin.
  
  Welcome. Btw, you missed a few good sessions. Come by this sunday. I bring the oldest tea cake I have. You have also not tried the lao ban zhang brick that I brought recently.
  
  You are letting go of so much stuff. Rebalancing your portfolio? What are you stocking up now? hehe
  
  --Seb
• ck2998

  5 Oct 07, 09:03

  Hi Sebastian,
  
  I will definitely make an attempt to turn up.
  Seems your interest has turned to Haiwan recently
  I will bring 2000 Haiwan Gu Hwa Cha to let you try.
  Regards
  
  Colin
  
  
• Fatman2

  5 Oct 07, 17:41

  
  
  Sounds interesting. Not shifting my focus. I am still a mengku supporter. Love their tea. And hygiene.
  
  BTW, what are your thoughts on the Haiwan purple bud?
  
  See you Sunday.
  
• kevint88

  6 Oct 07, 00:32

  I find Haiwan products to be good in the initial years, but so-so only in these last 3 years...but I haven't tried much of their products to be conclusive.
  
  The manager mr Zou, though he worked for Meng Hai Factory, was mainly concentrating on producing the shu puerh, so in this area I think Haiwan's shu products still got standard one, the green puerh may be a little erratic...
• kevint88

  6 Oct 07, 00:42

  Hi Colin,
  
  You no like Cloud's puerh meh? Is there a reason you are giving up this tea? hmmm, maybe not a good place to ask this, but we can talk about it when we meet!
  
  You are giving up the Feng Qing Tuo 93 too? That's a pity...
• ck2998

  6 Oct 07, 08:38

  Hi,
  Some clarification.
  I have collected enough Puerh to last my life-time.
  I am presently shifting my focus to the 1990's and selling some of my surplus stock.
  
  Colin
  
  
• kevint88

  6 Oct 07, 11:21

  That is cool.
  
  Is it a preference in taste that you are concentrating on 1990s puerh instead of the more recent offerings?
  
  Do you prefer blends over the puritan choice?