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    • Categorization
    • The Nature of Green Teas
    • Properly defining white teas
    • What are Oolongs
    • Blacks, beyond broken leaves and teabags
    • Puérs, dark teas and post-fermentation
    • The Categories of Modified teas
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  • 2016.09.27 at 3:00 pm in reply to: Blanching for white tea chabing #14529
    Felix.C
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    Thank you very much for your kind instruction. After following your advise, i.e. starting blanching, the taste of the chabing gets smooth and becomes more similar to infusions from loose leaf white peony.

    Again, thank you.

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