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Tea (rec.drink.tea) Discussion relating to tea, the world's second most consumed beverage (after water), made by infusing or boiling the leaves of the tea plant (C. sinensis or close relatives) in water. |
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hi all
since i'm in a pu-erh mood like others on this list, i decided to share some of my experiences as i learn about pu-erh also. my favorite so far - black mushroom shaped pu-erh from holy mountain (can be found elsewhere as well) earthy, little woody but not musty second favorite - the $1 tuo-cha from ten ren. similar to mushroom but a little less smooth, still excellent mini tuo-cha from special teas are ok but they really seem to need a 10 second rinse else they are very musty. looks to be made from broken or chopped leaves if i remember correctly. i also have a green pu-erh brick from holy mountain though i made it only once, and it was very bitter. vintage 1992 - how should this be brewed? 1 tsp, boiling water, 3 minute steep my least favorite pu-erh is the plastic wrapped tuos from ten ren - i don't see them online though they are available at ten ren's shop in san francisco. quite earthy but has a very strong, overwhelming mushroomy scent and taste. i love mushrooms though this is too strong for my taste. -ben |
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