brewing Methods

◎ Traditional Clear Brewing and Mixed Brewing Methods

● Infusion Method: Use a Tea-drifting cup, glass Teapot, or porcelain pot. Scald the pot and cup with boiling water. The tea-to-water ratio is 1:25. Place the tea in the pot and after three to five minutes, filter it and pour into a tea cup for drinking. This method is suitable for small gatherings with friends.

● Steeping Method: Use a thermos pot. Scald the pot and place the tea inside at a ratio of 1:20. Fill it up with boiling water and steep for three to five minutes before drinking. This method is suitable for group drinking.

● Boiling Method: Use a water-cooking pot. Place the tea in the pot at a ratio of 1:20 and add cold water. Boil until the water starts to bubble, then filter and pour into a tea cup for drinking. Boiling the tea will fill the room with the aroma of Pu'er tea fungus, creating an enjoyable atmosphere.

● Mixed Brewing Method: Add nutritious or aromatic ingredients such as ghee, milk, salt, and Sichuan pepper to the brewed tea. This method is commonly used by Tibetan, Uighur, Hui, and Mongolian ethnic groups.

◇ Milk tea Mixed Brewing: Place the Pu'er tea in boiling water at a ratio of 1:20 and simmer for ten minutes. For pure milk tea, mix milk with the tea at a ratio of 1:4 and bring to a boil. Strain out the residue and it's ready to serve. It can also be made sweet or salty.

◇ Chrysanthemum Pu'er Mixed Brewing: Place the tea in the pot at a ratio of 1:20 and simmer for ten minutes. Strain the tea and add an appropriate amount of chrysanthemum flowers. Serve chilled for an extra refreshing taste.

Storage and Collection

◎ Pu'er tea, compressed into brick form, improves with age and possesses the material characteristics required for collectibles. As an official tea, it bears witness to China's ancient history of trading tea for horses with nomadic tribes. Old Pu'er tea has become a cultural relic, meeting the cultural requirements for collectibles. Recently rescued and developed Pu'er teas adhere to traditional techniques and are packaged in an elegant, rustic style, appealing to collectors.

◎ When storing Pu'er tea, ensure it is kept in a cool and dry environment, avoiding direct sunlight; allow for ventilation and avoid over-sealing; store in a spacious and uncluttered area, avoiding storage with other odorous items.

If there are any copyright issues, please contact us for removal.