As promised earlier, I will provide more details on Pu'er. To make thing simple and clearer, I will let the photos do the talking as each photo tells thousands words.
Below are some of the photos together with short briefing, which can give you a better understanding of what I am talking about.
You will find 7 pieces of Pu'er cake in each pack. Each pack is wrapped by dried big leaf and the weight of each piece usually ranges from 350 -450 grams. In short, each carton consists of 84 cakes.
Opened Pu'er tea cake.
The above photo shown the original pack of Pu'er, which has been removed from carton boxes. Each carton comprises of 12 packs of Pu'er. In short, each carton consists of 84 pieces of Pu'er cake.
The Pu'er cake will be broken in pieces by using the tools displayed below. A container will be used to put all the tools which, usually come in a set comprising of of tea Shuffle, Digger, Needle, Tongs and Vase.
In short, "Cha Dao" (the Way of Tea) is a set of tools that helps out in tea brewing. Typical tools in a Cha Dao set are:
Tea Shuffle - shuffles tea leaves
Tea Digger - digs expended tea leaves from teapots
Tea Needle - prevents spout blockage
Tea Tongs - handles hot tea ware for your fingers
Vase - provides home for all tools
The above photo taken of Pu'er tea, tea cup, kettle and its accessories.
As such, no tea ceremony would be complete without all the necessary utensils and accessories.
The tea tray is an central part of any tea ceremony or tea serving activity. The tea tray contributes a very distinctive personality when preparing the tea. Each tray has its own place for any consideration when planning on preparing your favorite teas.
Trust this info is useful to you. Look forward to seeing you again.
James Oh
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http://teaartblog.blogspot.com/2009/06/more-about-puer.html
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7 comments:
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Thanks for your compliment and info, Ravi Rai. I will join redgage thereafter.
Hi Its really interesting to read your article.No world without tea.
Thanks for your compliment and encouragement. I am agree with you and love the phrase you quoted "No world without tea".
I'd like to hear as much as possible about Pu-erh tea ceremonies. So much is known here in America about the Japanese Way of Tea. My favorite is Pu-erh so I personally like this very much. --Spirituality of Tea
Jason Witt,
I am very glad that you make your need to be heard. I will do my part to deliver you the information you requested in the near future. This is the way I hope that I can serve my readers and visitors better.
Thanks and have a great day.
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