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I would like to know how many different teas the two people who have more than 200 kg of Puerh have?Evan Draper wrote:It would be funny to think that the 2 people who have >200kg are NOT the same 2 people who said they have enough for many lifetimes.Exempt wrote:It's interesting to see what people consider a lifetime of puerh.
That's one of the reasons I appreciate puerh tea---it can be with us for a really long time, and it becomes better when aging.
----If you ever decide to dispose of some tea I'll send you my address so you can send it to me and I'll get rid of it for youJingjiatang wrote: Interesting topic. No surprising that we have more than 200 kilo puerh at our home in Wuhan, which we could never drink up, although some of them may will be disposed some day, especially factories products.
Luckily I found out our marriage memory cake...looks like only two were left with us, others have been given to close friends. Looking through those tea is just like looking through past histories
----Boss is at tea mountain, while I am sticking around
Call me next time the boss leaves, so I can drop by and share with you the secret stash, OK?Jingjiatang wrote:----Boss is at tea mountain, while I am sticking around
+1 please add me to the listExempt wrote:If you ever decide to dispose of some tea I'll send you my address so you can send it to me and I'll get rid of it for youJingjiatang wrote: Interesting topic. No surprising that we have more than 200 kilo puerh at our home in Wuhan, which we could never drink up, although some of them may will be disposed some day, especially factories products.
Luckily I found out our marriage memory cake...looks like only two were left with us, others have been given to close friends. Looking through those tea is just like looking through past histories
----Boss is at tea mountain, while I am sticking around
NotedExempt wrote:If you ever decide to dispose of some tea I'll send you my address so you can send it to me and I'll get rid of it for youJingjiatang wrote: Interesting topic. No surprising that we have more than 200 kilo puerh at our home in Wuhan, which we could never drink up, although some of them may will be disposed some day, especially factories products.
Luckily I found out our marriage memory cake...looks like only two were left with us, others have been given to close friends. Looking through those tea is just like looking through past histories
----Boss is at tea mountain, while I am sticking around
You know it is common for tea makers to have puerh "enough for many lifetimes". When chatting about what to do with these teas, one of the maker friends said that all his tea will be left to his only son, while another one said that he would use them up by taking bath with puerh tea before he died I wish my dad had a lifetime of tea to give meJingjiatang wrote:NotedExempt wrote:If you ever decide to dispose of some tea I'll send you my address so you can send it to me and I'll get rid of it for youJingjiatang wrote: Interesting topic. No surprising that we have more than 200 kilo puerh at our home in Wuhan, which we could never drink up, although some of them may will be disposed some day, especially factories products.
Luckily I found out our marriage memory cake...looks like only two were left with us, others have been given to close friends. Looking through those tea is just like looking through past histories
----Boss is at tea mountain, while I am sticking around
Meanwhile, green tea makers cryJingjiatang wrote:NotedExempt wrote:If you ever decide to dispose of some tea I'll send you my address so you can send it to me and I'll get rid of it for youJingjiatang wrote: Interesting topic. No surprising that we have more than 200 kilo puerh at our home in Wuhan, which we could never drink up, although some of them may will be disposed some day, especially factories products.
Luckily I found out our marriage memory cake...looks like only two were left with us, others have been given to close friends. Looking through those tea is just like looking through past histories
----Boss is at tea mountain, while I am sticking around
yes, they've been laughing forchrl42 wrote:Meanwhile, green tea makers cryJingjiatang wrote:NotedExempt wrote:If you ever decide to dispose of some tea I'll send you my address so you can send it to me and I'll get rid of it for youJingjiatang wrote: Interesting topic. No surprising that we have more than 200 kilo puerh at our home in Wuhan, which we could never drink up, although some of them may will be disposed some day, especially factories products.
Luckily I found out our marriage memory cake...looks like only two were left with us, others have been given to close friends. Looking through those tea is just like looking through past histories
----Boss is at tea mountain, while I am sticking around
too long. You know it is common for tea makers to have puerh "enough for many lifetimes". When chatting about what to do with these teas, one of the maker friends said that all his tea will be left to his only son, while another one said that he would use them up by taking bath with puerh tea before he died [/quote] chat above mentioned was about what to do with their puerh when death coming eventually, not that kind of seriously talking, and money was not even considered at that time. You're right, there's enough of that already in other threads. As for me, including the tong I just ordered, I probably have 8 - 10 kilos, but about half of it is tuition, maybe only good for a foot bath.bagua7,bagua7 wrote:I know one of the users who has ticked the
Bonus ... enough for many lifetimes O_O box.
May I have some more of your LBZ? It was a real treat, thanks!
+1Teaism wrote:bagua7,bagua7 wrote:I know one of the users who has ticked the
Bonus ... enough for many lifetimes O_O box.
May I have some more of your LBZ? It was a real treat, thanks!
That story seems to sound very familiar.
Cheers!