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Pu'er loose tea is classified into grades according to the thickness, size, length, etc. of the raw materials. According to product requirements, different pressing molds are used to press pressed teas such as cake tea, brick tea, tuo tea, and pumpkin tea.
When pressing Pu'er tea cakes, put the selected raw materials into the steaming cylinder to make the loose tea soft under the action of steam, and then pour the steamed tea leaves into a special triangular cloth bag and knead and shape it by hand, tighten the mouth of the bag and tighten it. Knot at the center of the bottom, put it into a special round tea mold, and press it into a round tea cake with a thin circumference and a slightly thicker middle, with a diameter of about seven or eight inches. It is a traditional Pu'er tea cake.
The first step: Weigh the tea
Traditional Pu'er pressed tea is generally divided into three parts: noodle tea, core tea, and bottom tea. The noodle tea is the most delicate, the bottom tea is the second, and the core tea is coarser and older than the first two. Therefore, different tea leaves will be weighed in several raw materials at the same time. (This is from the aesthetic point of view of the finished cake tea, and does not affect the quality of the tea.)
Step 2: Steaming the tea
Pour the weighed tea leaves in the order of base tea, core tea, and noodle tea into a drum made of iron sheet, put it in the inner door, and place the drum with tea leaves on top of a special steam device for steaming.