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How to Properly Store Pu-erh Tea So It Only Gets Better with Age

  • Mar 30
  • 1 min read

Updated: Apr 1

Pu-erh is a unique Chinese tea known for its incredible ability to get tastier and more valuable over time. But to unlock its full potential, you've got to store it correctly. Here are some simple yet crucial tips to keep your Pu-erh in perfect shape:

1. Control the Humidity

Pu-erh likes a moderate humidity of about 50-70%. Too dry, and your tea will become brittle and lose its aromatic quality; too humid, and you risk mold.

2. Keep Away from Direct Sunlight

Store your Pu-erh in a dark spot. Sunlight can negatively affect the aging process, damaging the tea leaves and harming its flavor.

3. Ensure Good Airflow

Good Pu-erh needs moderate airflow. Don't pack it tightly in sealed bags or containers. Instead, choose paper wrappers or cardboard boxes to let your tea "breathe."

4. Avoid Strong Odors

Pu-erh easily absorbs other smells, so keep it away from strong-smelling items like spices, perfumes, or strongly scented teas.

5. Maintain Stable Temperature

The ideal temperature for storing Pu-erh is between 60-77°F (15-25°C). Avoid sudden temperature changes, as they can mess with the tea's aging process.

Why Proper Storage Matters

By storing Pu-erh correctly, you're creating the perfect conditions for aging. Over the years, your tea will develop richer, smoother, and more complex flavors. Each year adds value and uniqueness to your tea, making it something truly special.

Follow these simple rules, and your Pu-erh tea will become a standout gem in your tea collection!

 
 
 

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