10 Top Pu-erh Tea Misconceptions
Every pu-erh tea lover must have discovered at least one pu-erh myth! In this article we just gathered the top 10.
Is there anything we missed?
Unfortunately, with the rise of pu-erh popularity, the myths keep increasing. Knowing these is a good way to not overpay for a cake.
https://pathofcha.com/blogs/all-about-tea/pu-erh-tea-the-10-common-misconceptions
I saw a lot of introductions about Pu’er tea on a blog. Let me know a lot about Pu’er tea. https://www.umiteasets.com/blog/category/tea/puerh-teas
I’m assuming this is an editing mistake and you mean the reverse:
“Sheng Pu-erh, generally, shouldn’t be aged for more than ten years, after which it basically becomes an old Sheng Pu-erh. Shou, on the other hand, can be aged for over 20 years, and typically becomes better with age”
A long time ago I read that sheng can be aged nicely up to 60 years and shu for 25.
I think you may be right, this was stated backwards.
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