PHOTOS: Here’s Why China’s Pu’er Tea Is So Damn Expensive
When I first started to wrap my head around the depth of tea culture in China, I quickly realized I knew absolutely nothing about tea. Now, after
When I first started to wrap my head around the depth of tea culture in China, I quickly realized I knew absolutely nothing about tea. Now, after
Reviewing another interesting style of tea from Moychay, a Russian Gaba Sheng. After reviewing this I was looking forward to checking out the
“Puer tea’s improvement with age is said to be its distinguishing feature. From this, several key values were drawn out by traders,
Those friends I keep mentioning and I met with Susmit Pratik online not so long ago, hearing about how new tea types and region developments go.
Reviewing another nice Moychay shu, a 2018 produced version yesheng version from Menghai, so made from wild grown tea plant material, pressed in
I'm covering more teas from Moychay, from a set they sent for review (many thanks!). It's shu pu'er. Versions of shu that I've tried in the
David Lee Hoffman is a real tea pioneer. It's strange using any of those types of terms, pioneer, expert, legend, and I don't ever use
This is the longest I've went for awhile between review posts. I'll say a little about that break first and then get on with reviewing a Thai
Kenneth lower left, Valeri upper right (photo credit Ralph)Kind of strange to put it off for living in Thailand, but we finally had guests join
I visited my favorite Chinatown shop not long ago, Jip Eu, the first time in ages. A really nice local tea enthusiast me me there, someone I've
Back to reviews! This has been as long a break as I’ve taken in years; the last was 6 weeks ago. It has been nice to have more free time on
One more really interesting looking tea version from Moychay (provided by them for review, awhile back, so this review is one of a significant
2017 cake version left, experimental batch rightThis review is a little atypical, because I already reviewed an experimental Moychay shu (the #2
Greetings for 2021! I hope that it's a good year for everyone, once some after-effects of 2020 settle out. It seems appropriate to start with
Moychay sent some really good tea to try with versions in a set; I've not started in on the best of it yet. I was busy with some other samples