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Hi All,
Reassured by your advice on dryness, I've started to think about ponying (sp?) up for some 20 year or so old puer. I've been enjoying the more moderately aged stuff I have immensely. I'm prepared to spend about $300, at most 400 for something divine, which seems reasonable based on my surveying of various vendors. Any pointers from you experienced pu drinkers/collectors? Nico |
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![]() Nico wrote: > Hi All, > > Reassured by your advice on dryness, I've started to think about > ponying (sp?) up for some 20 year or so old puer. I've been enjoying > the more moderately aged stuff I have immensely. I'm prepared to spend > about $300, at most 400 for something divine, which seems reasonable > based on my surveying of various vendors. > > Any pointers from you experienced pu drinkers/collectors? > > Nico Hi Nico, Try http://www.sunsingtea.com/800/welcome.htm or http://www.teahub.com/puerhtea.htm as they both stock small quantities of 70s era puerh. A lot of other people sell 90s era but that is not the "divine" as you mentioned. Mike email me offline for more info |
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