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If you live somewhere cool and dry, you are in excellent tea-storage weather for most other types of tea -- I would take advantage of this to store other teas. That's a good point. zirkus; you might have a dreadful climate for ageing puer, but a wonderful climate for ageing other kinds of tea, like...

Around 20 degrees would be the 'heating option' in a wine cabinet. On the plus side they are already set up to circulate air to prevent mould growth. I haven't used a hygrometer but just know it's relatively low. On average it would be 18C. I thought perhaps this could be two birds one stone, not ha...

I haven't ever seriously got into tea, as I tend to be quite obsessive and focus on one interest at a time. I have been quite focused on coffee and wine for a while. At the moment, I am looking at improving the tea that I drink, so I found this forum. I speak some Mandarin (maybe only 4000 words so ...

I live in a cool climate with low humidity and am looking into how I can store puer. I don't particularly want to have dedicated controlled storage just for tea when I need one for my wine as well. I can get a split wine cabinet with two temperature zones and keep my wine cold and tea... warmish. Go...