In episode 27, James & Denny are again joined by Glen and Lamu from Crimson Lotus Tea. This is a more open-ended podcast and we talk about both the tea as well as just pu’erh tea in general, how to get started with pu’erh, storage in North America, and some of the offerings that Crimson Lotus will be offering. Lincang Lancang 2008 Raw Pu’erh.
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It would have been nice to have heard more from the young lady, instead of just watching her nod frequently. After all, she is from Yunnan (I believe), so likely has much to contribute to the discussion.
Hi Peter, You’re totally right. We found that everyone there really had alot to talk about and express. Even with cutting, the episodes both went for nearly 20 minutes! We’re looking at doing a long-form podcast with Crimson Lotus sometime in the near future.
Just ordered a sample bag of this tea. Am looking forward to giving it a try! I guess it will have nearly 10 more months on it and so it is now past that first milestone 5 year mark. Looking forward to seeing more of Crimson Lotus here on teadb.org!