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for my 500TH tasting note, i am pleased to announce that water temperature has a big role in bitterness for sheng and fermentation for shou. my new theory works perfectly for me:

“turning off the kettle shortly after the water begins to rumble, that this water temp (about 90c-100c) is perfect for puerh for me. With raw (sheng),there is little bitterness. with ripe (shou), the earth/fermentation taste is not as strong”.

this tea normally has a somewhat strong earth/fermentation taste. but my new way works nice with this tea

Preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 7 g 6 OZ / 165 ML

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Light steep 15s

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