I have been cleaning up and attempting to better organize my
tea storage lately and thought to give these 2 cakes and 1 brick a toss. One was a gift given to me from someone who
was gifted puerh and doesn’t drink it.
That cake tastes horrendously dry and rough and maybe even pesticide
sprayed. The other two were purchased as
sample cakes in a search for cheap everyday drinkers last year and I found them intolerable.
I am not a wasteful person nor do I think I am above the
taste of cheap tea. However,
these teas exhibit a taste and feel which suggests that something is not quite
right about them. As a result, they will
be returned to the earth. I have a few
other puerh cakes that I can’t tolerate but that others have claimed to enjoy
and so I intend to send some of these out to those people sometime.
Peace
4 comments:
Did you forget a 't' in the title: composting puerh?
Teamasters (Stéphane),
I guess it’s what happens when you throw out “T”...
Get it... hahahaha
Thanks. I fixed it.
Peace
I struggle to do it but I've done it too. I think it's a good thing. You return it to where it came from.
Ps - i really like the cha hai in your previous post :) proper professional tea drinker cha hai :)
Curigane,
If all of our teapots were invisible this is what we would see... hahahaah
Peace
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