What can be used to verify that Pu'er tea "becomes more fragrant with age"?

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Those who have tasted Pu'er tea are familiar with the saying, "The longer Pu'er tea ages, the more fragrant it becomes." In fact, as Pu'er tea ages, it not only grows more fragrant but also improves in many aspects. For instance, the tea aroma becomes more intense, gaining a sense of weight and depth while losing its lightness, along with a woody, aged character. The tea flavor grows richer and more substantial, delivering a stronger impact on the palate. The tea liquor becomes increasingly thick and mellow, and the tea's energy grows more pronounced!
Of course, the most obvious is the tea liquor's color, which gradually shifts from a light yellow with a hint of green to golden, golden-red, and amber hues, exuding a rich, oily texture!

It is particularly emphasized that the above refers to the transformation under the conditions of a dry warehouse in Kunming. Even after being stored for three to forty years in a dry warehouse in Kunming, raw Pu'er tea will not become similar to ripe tea. However, while this is the case, few people have actually experienced the details of these changes.
The same tea, harvested from the same ancient tea tree, processed with identical techniques, and stored in the same warehouse for ten uninterrupted years—such tea is exceptionally rare in the market. It provides a direct and authentic testament to the saying "Pu'er tea improves with age." It vividly showcases the annual transformation of Pu'er tea over a decade, both visually and in your palate, serving as a crucial component in delivering the genuine essence of Pu'er tea to you.