Tea storage is the process of ensuring that tea maintains its original quality, based on its basic packaging. Tea leaves are highly hygroscopic and odor-absorbing, making them susceptible to absorbing moisture and odors from the air. If stored improperly, they can lose their flavor within a short period. The more delicate and fragrant the tea, […]
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When it comes to Pu-erh tea, many tea enthusiasts have such an understanding: “Pu-erh tea becomes more fragrant with age, and its taste gets better after long storage.” Indeed, Pu-erh tea has a unique charm of “aging.” After the precipitation of time, its taste will become more mellow, complex, and elegant. However, the storage of
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The allure of Pu-erh tea lies in its increasing fragrance with age. Storing Pu-erh tea at home for a longer period and then tasting it reveals changes in flavor, aroma, and mouthfeel, which is incredibly refreshing. Once Pu-erh tea reaches a certain age, it not only becomes more expensive but also harder to find, making
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Basics of Tea Storage: 1️⃣ Avoid Light and Moisture: Tea leaves are sensitive to direct sunlight and humidity. Wrap transparent cans with tin foil or kraft paper. During the plum rain season, place food desiccants (avoid direct contact with tea). 2️⃣ Isolate Odors: Tea acts as a natural odor absorber. Keep away from kitchens, cosmetics,
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