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Pu'er et digestion : pourquoi nos Pu'er accompagnent les repas

Depuis des siècles, le Pu'er fermenté accompagne les repas dans le sud de la Chine. Origine cantonaise du yum cha, fermentation des feuilles, polyphénols et théabrownines : ce que la tradition obse...

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.

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...

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...

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...

What is Pu'er tea? Everything you need to know about this ancient Chinese tea

Pu'er is a post-fermented tea from Yunnan, capable of improving with age like a fine wine. Origins, production, terroirs, and benefits: everything you need to know.