Ration tea refers to the tea with a higher frequency of daily consumption.
Due to the relatively large consumption, most of the ration tea has the characteristics of moderate price and outstanding cost performance. Take Pu'er tea as an example. Use a tureen of about 150 ml for brewing. The amount of tea per brew is 8 grams. Old tea friends drink about 3 brews a day. The amount of tea consumed in that month is 720 grams, which is about two cakes of 357. Grams of Qizi Bingcha.
Therefore, for most tea lovers, it is very important to choose a tea product with an aroma and taste that meets expectations and a price within an acceptable range when they buy it.
Although there are many ways to classify Pu'er tea according to the storage year, even if it comes from different brands, origins or mountain tops, Pu'er tea can be divided into three categories: new tea, mid-term tea and old tea.
During the aging process of Pu'er tea, the aroma and taste will continue to change. Some tea lovers like the sweetness and refreshing of the new Pu'er tea, while others like the warm and mellow old tea. If you want to have both, then the mid-term tea is a good choice.
The comprehensive performance of Pu'er tea with similar ages is similar. However, the price is different in the market, the factors have brand awareness, origin of raw materials, and tree age.
Thus, with considering quality and price comprehensively, how can tea lovers choose the ration tea that suits their wishes more quickly when purchasing Pu'er tea of different years?