Packed tea for long-term preservation

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Packed tea for long-term preservation

You may think it is a mineral, but it is a lumpish tea, which can be easily preserved.

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This melon is another common shape for Pu-erh tea cakes. They improve with age and become darker in color, and quite valuable after 10-20 years. I've had 70 year-old pu-erh that was incredible!
-Charles, March 21, 2009

No it's not gross...you may think it is a mineral, but it is a lumpish tea, which can be easily preserved.
-Booby-Jack, June 1, 2006

That's wierd
-Joe Smith, March 27, 2006

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