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mosomoso on May 16th, 2008 07:40 am (UTC)Hopgoblin
My understanding is that 7581 is a mix of raw and cooked, mostly cooked with raw on the surface. I'm not sure of all this, but my '07 7581 has an unusual and appealing blackberry character: I wonder if that extra briskness is due to the sheng?
Maybe I'll have some tonight - any excuse for some shu!
Rob (drinking Castleton Moonlight)
My understanding is that 7581 is a mix of raw and cooked, mostly cooked with raw on the surface. I'm not sure of all this, but my '07 7581 has an unusual and appealing blackberry character: I wonder if that extra briskness is due to the sheng?
Maybe I'll have some tonight - any excuse for some shu!
Rob (drinking Castleton Moonlight)
Always a good time for some shupu. This is the first time I have ever seen a 7581 that is claiming to be a "raw-green" brick. Could it be possible that KunMing produced both a sheng and shupu? Obviously they must of, but again, it is the first time I've seen one - and of YiWu no doubt!
:P
:P
nickywong on May 16th, 2008 11:26 pm (UTC)I've observed that many tea cakes sold at this shop are fake!
Be careful of "Dai Yi" & "Xiaguan" especially!!
Be careful of "Dai Yi" & "Xiaguan" especially!!