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  • Alishan Taiwanese Oolong (No. 600)  - фото 2Alishan Taiwanese Oolong (No. 600)  - фото 3
    • Alishan Taiwanese Oolong (No. 600)  - фото 4Alishan Taiwanese Oolong (No. 600)  - фото 5
    • Alishan Taiwanese Oolong (No. 600)

    • Translation from Chinese: Oolong from Alishan Mountain Place, Date of Production: Alishan, Taiwan, 2024 Type: Taiwanese Oolong Appearance: Tightly rolled, vibrant green leaves Aroma: Floral, with hints of fresh grass and sweet cream Taste: Smooth and buttery, with a floral undertone Aftertaste: Long-lasting, creamy, and slightly sweet Infusion Color: Pale yellow-green Best Brewing Vessel: Ceramic gaiwan or thin-walled clay teapot
    • 690 /50g
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  • Lao Cha Wang Aged Oolong Tea (No750)  - фотоLao Cha Wang Aged Oolong Tea (No750)  - фото 2
  • Lishan Taiwanese Oolong Tea (No1200)  - фотоLishan Taiwanese Oolong Tea (No1200)  - фото 2
  • GABA Taiwanese Oolong tea (No. 360)  - фотоGABA Taiwanese Oolong tea (No. 360)  - фото 2
    • GABA Taiwanese Oolong tea (No. 360)  - фото 3GABA Taiwanese Oolong tea (No. 360)  - фото 4
    • GABA Taiwanese Oolong tea (No. 360)

    • Translation from Chinese: Oolong using gaba technology Place, date of production: o. Taiwan, Taipei, 2025 Type: Taiwanese oolong Appearance: spherical twisted tea leaves, dark green color with light veins Aroma: fruit and berry, baked, butter dough, sourness of dried fruits, a little dried apricots Taste: sweet with sourness, slightly tart, baked, caramel, nutmeg Aftertaste: balanced, voluminous, oily Infusion color: amber…
    • 486 /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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