▲ 0 r/puer
Puer tea region
What puer tea region do you think is the best (for you)?
For shou?
For sheng?
Why do you think so?
u/Agreeable_Natural_36 — 3 days ago
u/Agreeable_Natural_36
▲ 4 r/GongFuTea
Is this yixing teapit from Tangpin tea any good?
I want to buy a affordable yixing teapot. I am from the EU and the free shipping is very tempting. This site Tangpin tea looks pretty good. I have found there this teapot and want to know if I should buy it, or if it will be crappy clay or even fake yixing.
u/Agreeable_Natural_36 — 5 days ago
Could you recommend me all websites where you buy chinese and taiwanese tea and preferably that ship to the EU?
Now I only know about King Tea Mall, which I bought from zhe most, YunnanSourcing, White2tea, iTea and Rooteas.
u/Agreeable_Natural_36 — 9 days ago
▲ 4 r/GongFuTea
To be specific I mean one type of tea and let's say how much grams per 100ml?
For me it was 12g (24g on 200ml pot) of shou puer. What about you?
u/Agreeable_Natural_36 — 9 days ago
I need help chosing which shou puer from King Tea Mall to buy. I want some of the older ones they have on their site. I really like when the tea has very strong sweetness to it. But I would like to avoid the fishy smell that one of my previous cakes hat (it was a really chep one and now I don't mind it, but still would like to avoid).
I have found only these 4 cakes, but if anyone has other recommendations, I would like to hear them.
Also if you have any site for relatively cheap puer taht ships EU, let me know and recommend from these sites also.
These are the ones I have already found on KTM: 2007 YiPinTang "Yi Pin Pu Er - Jin Jiang" (Yipin Puerh - Golden Award) Cake 357g Puerh Ripe Tea Shou / Shu Cha
2006 GuangYuanHao "Ge De Bao Hao Zhi Lv" (Ostindiefararen Götheborg) Cake 357g Puerh Shou Cha Ripe Tea
2004 WangXia "Puerh Fang Cha" (Square Brick) 100g Puerh Shou Cha Ripe Tea
2006 LanCang "Jing Mai Gu Cha" (Jingmai Old Tree) Tuo 100g / 250g Puerh Shou Cha Ripe Tea
u/Agreeable_Natural_36 — 10 days ago
▲ 25 r/GongFuTea
Does anyone have a link to a good tutorial on how to hold your pot for tea? I have poured with this pot like 10 sessions and still the pour is weak and I know that I don't know how to hold it correctly. Maybe it's because the pot is not some top quality, but I still think it's really a me problem.
u/Agreeable_Natural_36 — 10 days ago
▲ 39 r/Fragrances
This is it, I'm asking: Can someone name me a fragrace that smells simillar to this, maybe less agressive, and is actually a parfum?
u/Agreeable_Natural_36 — 17 days ago