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  • Wu Yi Shui Xian from the Wuyi Mountains, Northern Fujian Oolong Tea (No. 120)  - фото 2Wu Yi Shui Xian from the Wuyi Mountains, Northern Fujian Oolong Tea (No. 120)  - фото 3
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    • Wu Yi Shui Xian from the Wuyi Mountains, Northern Fujian Oolong Tea (No. 120)

    • "Narcissus from Mount Wuyi," also known as "Water Fairy" or "Water Elf." Place, Date of Production: Fujian, 2024. Type of Oolong: Northern Fujian Oolong. Appearance: Uniform, clean; leaves are twisted longitudinally. Taste: Sweet, slightly astringent. Aftertaste: Long-lasting, sweet. Aroma: Sweet, rich, with citrus notes. Liquor Color: Dark, brandy-like.
    • 264 /50g
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  • Lao Shu Pu’er, aged loose Shu Pu’er tea (No. 1500)  - фотоLao Shu Pu’er, aged loose Shu Pu’er tea (No. 1500)  - фото 2
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    • Lao Shu Pu’er, aged loose Shu Pu’er tea (No. 1500)

    •   Place, date of production: Yunnan Province, 2003. Type: Shu Pu'er (Ripe Pu'er) Appearance: Dark brown large leaves and buds. Taste: Velvety, enveloping. Aftertaste: Pleasant, velvety. Aroma: Foresty with notes of dried fruits. Liquor color: Dark brown. Most suitable teaware for brewing: Yixing clay teapot for Pu'er or gaiwan with thick walls, fire-resistant kettle (if boiling). This is a collectible…
    • 1 800 /50g
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History of tea

Today you can buy tea in Ukraine in any supermarket or shop. Tea is an integral part of our life, we do not even think that tea is the oldest drink, whose age is 5000 years. Tea is the second most popular drink in the world, and Chinese tea is one of the most popular drinks in the world. This is not surprising, since Chinese tea has a long history of tea production. The history of Chinese tea begins with Emperor Shen Nong, who made tea famous all over the world. It is China that is the historical homeland of tea, where tea is not only a drink, but a part of the cultural life of the population.

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