Raw Pu'er vs Ripe Pu'er
Compare raw Pu'er and ripe Pu'er by processing, flavor, aging, brewing, and who each type is best for.

Raw and ripe Pu'er should not be judged as better or worse. They are different paths.
Raw Pu'er preserves more of the original mountain character of the leaf. Young raw Pu'er can be vivid, bitter, fragrant and energetic. Aged raw Pu'er can become deeper and more integrated.
Ripe Pu'er is shaped by pile-fermentation. It is often more accessible for people who want a dark, smooth, warming tea without waiting years for aging.
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