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Tea That Feels Good in Your Body - A Tasting Guide
Taste tea by the overall 'picture' it paints in your body: quench thirst, enjoy aroma, sweetness, flavor and charm, and trust your own feeli…
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Drinking Tea Is a Journey of Improving Your Aesthetic Sense
Taste tea by aesthetic sense, not by technical parameters. The core idea: 'tea is plain and that is truth' top ingredients are clean-sweet…
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What Is Healthy Tea? Letting the Body Stay Free of Damp-Cold
Written from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, this article lays out the author's definition of and standard for "healthy tea…
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Teas That Should Be Viewed with Suspicion
A detailed checklist for spotting questionable or fake teas while tasting or buying, plus three strategies: doubt means don't buy, keep samp…
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Learn to Buy Tea by Picking Time
Three rules for buying tea by picking time: do not buy the earliest spring tea, spring tea is best, and the ugliest-looking tea may taste th…
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The Joy of Drinking Tea
Where does the joy of tea come from, and how do you get it back? From Lin Qingxuan's tea journey to personal habits better tea, deeper craft…
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Does Beautiful-Looking Tea Mean Good Tea?
Pretty tea is not necessarily good tea: tender plucking, plantation bushes or special varieties can make tea look lovely, but taste may disa…
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Should We Store Compressed or Loose Tea?
Decide by purpose: tea to finish within three years can stay loose; otherwise store it compressed, because anaerobic aging makes it richer.…
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How Should Tea Be Stored?
This article explains in detail the author's understanding of tea storage, especially of pu-erh. By comparing Kunming storage, Guangdong sto…
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Tea Speaks - How Can You Understand It?
How to 'hear' what tea says: fixed drinking habits, a fixed set of teas and tasting terms, a light palate, a calm body, and respect for trad…