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Every month, I dedicate it to one type of tea. This means I drink that genre of tea in some form at least once a day. This could mean gong-fu, grandpa, or even a cold-brew. Iāll still consume other teas, but the primary focus is understanding and building a palate for a specific type/genre/region of tea through repetition. This the most personal blogging type style of post for TeaDB, and the goal is to stretch my palate as well as give recommendations to interested parties. I had so many different teas this month that my notes were especially useful for this write-up.
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Puāerh is a hot tea. In the past 15 years it has moved beyond its longtime audience in Hong Kong and Taiwan into mainland China, the rest of Asia and more recently the west. With Ebay, Taobao, and the ever-growing worldwide marketplace, options for buying puāerh online have exponentially increased in the last ten years. Puāerh is even sold as a dieterās tea to more āordinaryā consumers in the west. This dynamic marketplace has spawned bothĀ monstrous creationsĀ as well as very high-quality tea. The specialized vendor scenes tends to be different for puāerh compared with vendors for other teas, i.e.Ā Taiwanese Oolongs. This guide will attempt to highlight the various options available to the western consumer. This guide disregards any offline options (i.e. Chinese supermarkets).
