Xiaguan’s 2016 Loose Tea Is Not So Xiaguan? A Review!
For pu erh enthousiasts, Xiaguan is without doubt the brand that is defined by their signature tightly compressed…
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Puerhtea.eu: 2007 Yu Bing Wang Raw Pu Erh Review
Today we’re tasting the 2007 Yu Bing Wang Raw cake, which is available at Puerhtea.eu. Without further ado,…
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Puerhtea.eu: CNNP 55 Years Anniversary Cake Tasting Review
Buying old cakes from the CNNP label is always a risky matter. They always tend to be really…
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How to Make Jasmine Tea Sweet (Not Bitter)?
So you’ve heard that Jasmine tea is delicious, but when you tried it out yourself, it may not…
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Tea Time with Lego Mario & Bowser
Let’s call it a time out! It’s time for tea! In today’s highly polarised world, we want these…
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Moon Cakes & Tea Pairing Guide
Previously, we’ve published a post introducing the different types of moon cakes. In this follow up post, we’ll…
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9 Types of Mooncakes: What’s Your Favourite?
Mooncakes are a central dish to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival in China. In a previous publication took a…
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The History of Moon Cakes & The Chang’e Story
The Mid-Autumn festival dates back more than a 1000 years ago, when the Chinese still based their calendars…
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Dayi’s 7542 Pu Erh Reviewed: How Does It Age?
Today we’re revisiting the Dayi 7542 tea cake from 2011 that is available at puerhtea.eu. With it’s age…
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The Art of Fixing Ceramics (Kintsugi) Started With This Metal Stapled Celadon Bowl
Repairing things has become a fashion today. Especially, the Japanese art of repairing broken ceramic and pottery called Kintsugi…
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