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September 7, 2009 10 29 PM

This is how Pu-erh tea is traditionally distributed, in a brick. What you would do is break some off and put it in the water.

This is how Pu-erh tea is traditionally distributed, in a brick. What you would do is break some off and put it in the water.

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