Comment: a fine smoothness, and pleasant oscillation between light sweet-mineral-sweet tastes..
Origin:Simao, Pu’er, Yunnan, China (Guangfu Tea Factory) Harvest:May 2007 Score:88 Price (as of post):50 g = $5.90 .
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Audie, I keep most of my pu’ers in their original paper wrappers on a high shelf in my basement. I don’t choose to climate-control like those who build caves or control humidity. The basement provides a cooler, more humid place that still allows the pu’er to breathe. These pu’ers are for personal enjoyment, not something for which I expect a financial return.
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Audie, I keep most of my pu’ers in their original paper wrappers on a high shelf in my basement. I don’t choose to climate-control like those who build caves or control humidity. The basement provides a cooler, more humid place that still allows the pu’er to breathe. These pu’ers are for personal enjoyment, not something for which I expect a financial return.
Do you keep your puerhs in any special conditions or do you just keep them in their original packaging?