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Making tea from a maocha using a gaiwan

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Two new releases


We have just released two well aged maocha pu’er teas:
Rather than the dark colour infusion that some usually associate with the category of pu’er, these maocha-s are categorically bright, brisk and almost always give a kick. The two groups: post-fermented pu’ers and loose leaf shengcha (i.e. maocha) are indeed two totally different groups of tea, biochemically speaking. However, I won’t bore you with technical talk, teas are to drink and enjoy after all.

An article about making tea with such maocha has also been posted, in case you want to have some reference points.

A friendly reminder: for those with easily upset stomach and ladies during period, this type of tea may be a little too strong for you. If you want a pu’er, stick with those dark colour shu cha-s. Black teas, and deeper baked oolongs are also more suitable.

Happy sipping,
Leo Kwan

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