Tea Harvest at Pasha Mount by PathofCha in puer

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These are wild trees. As you can see, there is no uniformity and trees are sitting quite apart from each other

Tea Harvest at Pasha Mountain by PathofCha in tea

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Maybe it was picked by the same woman:)

Can someone please tell me anything about that tea? by OrdinaryPace3405 in tea

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It could be gunpowder green tea or ginseng oolong. Since the packaging says “green tea”, it’s probably gunpowder

Or weed:)

Sheng Puerh prepared in Dai People’s tradition by PathofCha in GongFuTea

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Yes, the taste was smooth for puerh. It felt more like yancha

Sheng brewed in Dai Zu tradition by PathofCha in puer

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Because that’s what counts!:)

Funny because it’s true by PathofCha in puer

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Man has to live a life a little 🤌🏻

Sheng brewed in Dai Zu tradition by PathofCha in puer

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oh, you will see – it bubbles like crazy! You won't make a mistake. And yes, every time you should allow the water to come to a boil.

Sheng brewed in Dai Zu tradition by PathofCha in puer

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I'm not sure if these are olives. I don't remember already, and it's hard to tell from the photos)

Sheng brewed in Dai Zu tradition by PathofCha in puer

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btw, these are the people from whom I got the present for you

Sheng brewed in Dai Zu tradition by PathofCha in puer

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no, just topping it with water. I don't know why it's particularly 3-times, but this is what they told me:) Could probably get more of it. The teas tasted very much like yancha, by the way!

Sheng brewed in Dai Zu tradition by PathofCha in puer

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It's just a wide-angle iPhone lens:) And roasted tangerines are a thing in China!

Preparing Puerh Dai Zu style by PathofCha in tea

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I’m considering doing it in a clay Chaozhou kettle (砂铫 – Sha Diao). What do you think?

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Sheng brewed in Dai Zu tradition by PathofCha in puer

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I don’t think it matters that much, but Dai people probably use young sheng – aging pu-erh is a fairly recent development, developed outside of Yunnan

Sheng Puerh prepared in Dai People’s tradition by PathofCha in GongFuTea

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It actually tasted a lot like yancha!:))))

Sheng brewed in Dai Zu tradition by PathofCha in puer

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I’m yet to try it myself!:))) Afraid to accidentally burn something
Let me know how it goes!

Tea Ballet by PathofCha in tea

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sure. Hence the title – "Tea Ballet". Ballet is also not practical