This may be considered a cheaper Puerh tea by some, but I am really enjoying it. It has a full, earthy and nutty flavor with a slightly sweet finish, and can be brewed multiple times from the same small piece of the brick, so it's great for sharing or for refills during meals.

Pu-Erh is one of those delights tea enthusiasts are well aware of. If you have friends who fancy themselves coffee drinkers or think tea is a little too boring for their palate, invite them over to share a pot of Pu-Ehr. They'll quickly change their minds.

So invite a friend Invite two, Break out some scones or cookies and enjoy some time over a few cups of one of the most delicious teas you can share. Every time.

This is a very good, entry level, ripe pu'erh cake at a very decent price! Although I've been drinking and loving tea for decades, I'm essentially new to pu'erh teas, but this stands out so much among the ones I've tried so far, that even though I know I have more to try, I bought another cake. There is absolutely no hint of mustiness. The initial impression has punch, somewhat similar to a good coffee, but with more subtlety, and with smokiness, a strong hint of mushrooms, something reminiscent of walking in a forest the day after it has rained, and an aftertaste of honey. Subsequent steepings gradually lose the bracing effect, but become increasingly calming and centring, with a mild taste which still has the sweetness of honey.