Product Overview
It is named after the Götheborg, a historic ship that was purchased by a Swedish fleet in 1739 and traveled to the Far East carrying many goods, including a large amount of Pu'er tea. The ship was wrecked in 1739, carrying a large amount of Pu'er tea. It was not until 2006 that the wreck of the ship was discovered. The tea was specially designated for the Götheborg East India Company's global voyage. It represents the fusion of Pu'er tea and Gothenburg, and the exchange of Eastern and Western cultures.
This is officially designated tea by the organizing committee for Götheborg's visit to Guangzhou series of events in 2007.
The Pu'er tea was specially designated for the Götheborg East India Company's global voyage. It is also the only designated tea for the Götheborg Yunnan series of events in Guangzhou by the Cultural Industries Office. A 2007 China Shanghai Tea Expo Gold Award Product.
The raw materials are selected from trees over 60 years old and pressed with stone mill. The cake is generous in shape, the soup is bright yellow, the taste is sweet and thick, the mouthfeel is thick and smooth, and the flavor of the tree is long-lasting.