If you spend enough time drinking Chinese tea, you’ll eventually land on this comparison. Aged white tea and sheng pu’er (raw pu’er) are both known for developing over time in the right conditions, and each has a devoted following that tracks vintages, storage, and flavor shifts closely. They’re far from the only teas capable of […]
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How To Store Aged White Tea Properly
Finding a great aged white tea is genuinely exciting. But if you bring it home and store it without much thought, you risk losing everything that makes it worth aging in the first place: the sweet, layered depth, the clean mouthfeel, the slow complexity that builds with time. Flat flavors, a musty edge, or in […]