1970 Shen Puer Tea Pu Er Tea Puer Food Slimming Products Anti Old Caja Te De China Chen The Long The Better Honey Grain Product

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1970 Shen Puer Tea Pu Er Tea Puer Food Slimming Products Anti Old Caja Te De China Chen The Long The Better Honey Grain Product

The Storage of Puerh Tea
Puerh tea has also been lauded as the drinkable antique. The flavor and color of Puerh Tea changes when properly stored over a period of time; fresh raw tea brews into a bright, yellowish broth and possesses a strong, almost harsh flavor; aged raw tea brews an amber broth and possesses a mellow flavor. Fresh ripe tea brews into a bright red broth possessing a smooth mellow flavor; old ripe tea brews dark red with a thick mellow flavor. The flavor, quality and value of Puerh tea constantly increases over time with proper storage,and the longer the better.
Young raw Pu:erhThe ideal liquors should be aromatic with a light but distinct odors of camphor, rich herbal notes like chinese medicine, fragrance floral notes, hints of dried fruits aromas such as preserved plums, and should exhibit only some grassy notes to the likes of fresh sencha.Young raw pu\'er may sometimes be quite bitter and astringent, but should also exhibit a pleasant mouthfeel and "sweet" aftertaste.
Aged raw Puerh: Aged pu'er should never smell moldy, musty, or strongly fungal, though some pu'er drinkers consider these smells to be unoffensive or even enjoyable. The smell of aged pu'er may vary, with an "aged" but not "stuffy" odor. The taste of aged raw pu'er or ripe pu'ershould be smooth, with slight hints of bitterness, and lack a biting astringency or any off-sour tastes. The element of taste is an important indicator of aged pu'er quality, the texture should be rich and thick and should have very distinct aftertaste on the tongue and cheeks, which together induces salivation and leaves a "feeling" in the back of the throat.
Spent tea: Whole leaves and leaf bud systems should be easily seen and picked out of the wet spent tea, with a limited amount of broken fragments. Twigs, and the fruits of the tea plant should not be found in the spent tea leaves.The leaves should not crumble when rubbed, and with ripened pu'er, it should not resemble compost. Aged raw pu'er should have leaves that unfurl when brwed while leaves of most ripened pu'er will generally remain closed