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The History of Tea: From its Origins to Today
Five millennia of history, from its botanical cradle in Yunnan to European drawing rooms. The story is told by a Pu'er house, based in the mountains six months a year.
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Fermented or Raw Pu'er: How to Choose?
Shou or sheng, fermented or raw: two families of Pu'er, two very different characteristics. A guide to choosing the one that suits you.
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Benefits of Pu'er Tea: What Traditional Chinese Medicine Says
Before it was a beverage of pleasure, tea was a remedy. What traditional Chinese medicine says about Pu'er — origins, post-meal uses, and our approach: tradition, not prescription.
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Pu'er and Seasons: Which Tea for Which Moment
In Chinese thought, one does not drink the same tea in summer and winter. It's not a matter of personal taste, but a matter of balance. Traditional Chinese medicine classifies every food, every dr...
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Aging Your Pu'er: Time as an Ingredient
Pu'er is the only tea in the world that improves with age. Where a green tea loses its aromas in a few months, a well-stored Pu'er gains depth, roundness, and complexity year after year. This prop...
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Gushu: What is Ancient Tree Tea?
In the world of Pu'er, one word comes up more than any other: gushu. We see it on packaging, in descriptions, on tea stalls in China. It means "ancient tree" and it changes everything. A Pu'er fro...
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How to choose your first Pu'er
You've heard of Pu'er, read a few lines, perhaps tasted a cup at someone's house, and you'd like to start, but the field seems vast. Raw, fermented, cake, loose leaf, ancient tree, young sprout: w...
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From Bud to Cake: How Pu'er Tea is Made
Pu'er is not made in a factory. It is born in the hands of a picker, passes through the fire of a wok, dries in the Yunnan sun, and takes its form under the press, when it is not simply left loose...
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Pu'er Water: temperature, source, and what it changes
You can buy the best Pu'er in the world, measure it to the gram, time each infusion, and still get a disappointing tea. Because the water was bad. Water is the invisible ingredient in tea, the one...
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How to Brew Pu'erh Tea: The Complete Guide
Four methods to prepare Pu'er tea, from gaiwan to thermos. Dosage, temperature, number of infusions: everything you need to know for a perfect cup.
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