Puer - Do not Try, Do not Understand.

Basta and Guf in their famous track "PE" unobtrusively invited me and many of my compatriots to try Chinese tea. In the track, in the line of the so-called "sticking" Chinese teas, in third place, after Da Hong Pao and Tenuanin, there is Puer tea.

Just note that in my life I have never "indulged in" drugs, I have never smoked, therefore, it was not clear to me that the literary word "priot" was not quite for me. But I was very interested in how tea can affect a person's condition. It was hard to believe that tea can act either stimulant or soothing.

After reading everything on the Internet about Puer, I learned not only about its useful and healing properties, the ways of brewing, but also about the effect of "complementarity" of this tea. It turns out that the effect of "additionality" is manifested in the fact that if you are tired, Puer will cheer and fill with the necessary energy. And, if you want to relax, then in this case Puer will, as it is impossible by the way. Now I finally realized where the proverb about strength and weakness came from after tea!

To read is good, but, as they say: "You will not try - you will not understand". There are many varieties of this tea. Rather, not even varieties, but the ways of packing it: pressed - in tablets, in pancakes, in bricks, in tangerine, in bamboo. But I was recommended to start with loose Puera. It is believed that to taste it is softer than all others and is most acceptable for girls.

The taste and aroma of tea is unusual: a little prune, a little honey, a little wet ground. Remains sweetish, pleasant aftertaste. The effect of "additionality" does not come immediately. It's just that after a while there comes peace and tranquility. You understand that life is beautiful and amazing. Maybe this is the concept of "rushing"? A wonderful condition! Try Puer, and you'll understand what I'm talking about.