Type of Pu-Erh

[thunderpanths]

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I bought this puerh from my local chinese store at a relatively cheap price. Being unable to read the chinese characters, I don't know if it's a raw or cooked puerh. No description was available on the price tag.

Is it a good idea to buy this kind of puerh or should I buy a small cake?


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[mr mopu]

If you are new to puerh samples from a good vendor would be the way to go.

[miig]

If you buy cheap, anonymous Puerh, you'll get terrible tea most of the time, unless you get really lucky. Like Mr. Mopu said, go for a known vendor, buy samples and try out stuff. Once you know what you like, you can decide on which cakes you want to buy.

[thunderpanths]

Do you know based on the picture what kind of puerh it is?


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[thunderpanths]

Do you know based on the picture what kind of puerh it is?


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Since it was a cheap puerh, it should be cooked puerh. Right?


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[mr mopu]

Do you know based on the picture what kind of puerh it is?


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Possibly as a picture will help a lot.

[thunderpanths]

Do you know based on the picture what kind of puerh it is?


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Possibly as a picture will help a lot.

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[theredbaron]

This doesn't say anything - it's what possibly could be tea in a red package.

Do you know based on the picture what kind of puerh it is?


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Possibly as a picture will help a lot.

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[thunderpanths]

It's definitely a Puerh. From the colour and taste of the tea. But the taste is not that bad for the price I paid.


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