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Struggle session: Green tea or black tea?
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I guess Pu'er can be green, but I've only ever seen black pu'er
Yes, you're right. Unfortunately over here the distinction between black/green is basically shorthand for European/Asian tea, so I've unconsciously fallen for that delineation. Thanks for picking me up on it.