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30-09-2005, 08:41 PM
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Looking for older stuff
Hi All,
Reassured by your advice on dryness, I've started to think about ponying (sp?) up for some 20 year or so old puer. I've been enjoying the more moderately aged stuff I have immensely. I'm prepared to spend about $300, at most 400 for something divine, which seems reasonable based on my surveying of various vendors. Any pointers from you experienced pu drinkers/collectors? Nico 
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03-10-2005, 07:14 PM
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Nico wrote: Hi All, Reassured by your advice on dryness, I've started to think about ponying (sp?) up for some 20 year or so old puer. I've been enjoying the more moderately aged stuff I have immensely. I'm prepared to spend about $300, at most 400 for something divine, which seems reasonable based on my surveying of various vendors. Any pointers from you experienced pu drinkers/collectors? Nico Hi Nico, Try http://www.sunsingtea.com/800/welcome.htm or http://www.teahub.com/puerhtea.htm as they both stock small quantities of 70s era puerh. A lot of other people sell 90s era but that is not the "divine" as you mentioned. Mike email me offline for more info
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