Pu-erh yerba mate?
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Pu-erh yerba mate?
my mate told me about a pu-erh yerba mate he bought... how is it made? what's it like? etc

- Ansel
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Re: Pu-erh yerba mate?
I've never heard of or tried a blend of Pu-erh and Yerba mate, but I could imagine such a blend working quite well.
I also could see it going in radically different directions, based on whether cooked / shu Pu-erh or raw / sheng Pu-erh were used, and based on whether the mate were green or roasted, aged or un-aged.
I'd personally imagine that Shu Pu-erh would probably blend well with roasted yerba mate, and sheng pu-erh perhaps more with green yerba mate, but that's just my intuition.
I also could see it going in radically different directions, based on whether cooked / shu Pu-erh or raw / sheng Pu-erh were used, and based on whether the mate were green or roasted, aged or un-aged.
I'd personally imagine that Shu Pu-erh would probably blend well with roasted yerba mate, and sheng pu-erh perhaps more with green yerba mate, but that's just my intuition.
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AlexZorach - Posts: 264
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Re: Pu-erh yerba mate?
They are made by Matte Leao and are the red/rosa ones. They say pu-erh on the packet but doesn't say it contains anything other than yerba mate.
- Ansel
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Re: Pu-erh yerba mate?
intriguing infusion indeed. I'd be curious to try some if given a chance.
I imagine it would be a very strong earthly taste.
I imagine it would be a very strong earthly taste.
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SlientSipper - Posts: 314
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