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What kind of tea does Shengpu belong to
Pu'er tea, a kind of tea that everyone is very familiar with, has many producing areas, but Yunnan's Pu'er tea is the most famous. Pu'er tea is generally divided into two kinds: raw Pu'er and cooked Pu'er. The two are different. Raw Pu'er is unfermented tea, which is not needed after picking.
2020-11-09 Shengpu belong to what tea Pu'er tea everyone is very very familiar with -
Pu'er tea
The concept of Pu'er tea Pu'er tea is a unique historical tea in Yunnan. It is a product made from Yunnan big-leaf green tea as raw material after natural long-term fermentation or artificial rapid fermentation. That is, we are now commonly known in the market as Shengpu and ripe Pu, and there are two types of scattered tea and pressed tea in the system; after the finished product, they all continue to carry out the natural aging process, with the unique quality of getting better and better. 1.1 Classification of Pu'er Tea 1.1.1 Raw tea is classified according to the method of preparation: after picking and processing, it is natural.
2019-01-15 -
Is there a shelf life for tea? This kind of tea has the longest shelf life.
Is there a shelf life for tea? In particular, people who often drink bulk tea should pay more attention to this problem. Is there a shelf life for tea after all? The shelf life of sealed tea is different from that of bulk tea. Let's take a look at this problem. Is there a shelf life for tea? About tea
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Not many people know the ten secrets of white tea.
Fuding white tea is a special treasure of Chinese tea, which is known as "one year for tea, three years for medicine, seven years for treasure". Compared with other kinds of tea, Fuding white tea has a unique secret. No anger: Tianyi in the Ming Dynasty.
2018-06-05 -
The relationship between tea and disease will you still drink tea after reading it?
Data released by case Western Reserve University in the United States, National Cancer Center in Japan, Curtin University of Science and Technology in Australia and other institutions for the study of Tea and Cancer Diseases show that people who drink tea regularly have more than 60 percent lower incidence of the disease than those who do not. The price of tea
2018-09-13