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Puer Tour Day 4

By austin, on Sunday, July 12th, 2009 in the category: Seven Cups News, Seven Cups Tours
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In the morning we drove to Youle. Youle is another one of the ‘Six Famous Mountains’ famous for it’s puer tea. We all got to make our own cakes and drank a lot of tea. Cha Ma Shi has six of these small factories scatter around the puer growing area of Yunnan.  Here are some photos.

Austin

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Comments:

Comment from Jason Witt | July 13th, 2009, 3:37 pm

I’ve heard it said recently that Puer-making is still a secret. Is this true? Because if you were able to participate by making some of your own, you’d then be able to know a lot about how it’s done. Do tell.

Comment from austin | July 13th, 2009, 4:01 pm

Hi Jason
It is true that for the most part puer making is keep a secret. We have been luck enough to have had those doors opened for us. There is plenty if information on our site, and if you have any questions please ask. We believe in openess are happy to answer any question you have.
Austin


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