I used to study serving tea at home when I was in China. Yeah, I miss that wonderful time. My “master” is mom. She familiar with serving tea to guests. There is a bundle of special tool to make a cup of Puer. I cannot figure out exactly English words about every applied tool. Fortunately, I found a nice video in YouTube that remind me each specific movement when serving Puer. Nice video!
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Puer Tea Lounge 
I love drinking tea, too..
Will keep an eye on your post regularly, as it is so interesting about how to serve tea traditionally
Thanks Pam, I really interested tea. I am glad I can put this to my blog ：）
I definitely would like to try Peur tea.I like the rituals of it’s preperation.Looks very professional and dedicated.
hey Kiko, I’d like to share some more professional preperation in the upcoming post. I feel this process is also very delicated:)
very entrusting to see that Chinese peoples like to take and serve tea awesome ,i also like to take tea atleat 4-5 times in a day
Wow, good to know you take tea several times a day. For me, I usually once a day. Tea also keep my energy~