Tea List Gallery: White & Other Lightly Oxidized Teas

We have included what traditionally have been called white tea, yellow tea and the recently hip shengcha pu’er in its fresh form in this category. This is so designed such that the nature of these various groups of tea is immediately definable by the category title and the similar changes in biochemistry through production. This is intended for both the trade and the end users for understanding the nature a genuine product.

This gallery aims at showcasing visually the range of this tea category.  For more about the nature of this tea category, please visit this page: White & other lightly oxidized teas.

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Some of the tea varieties in this list have appeared in review posts in this site. You can reach the particular writing by going to the category menu above this post. Most of the times one piece of writing may include a few of the teas listed below for comparative study. You may also do a site search to find out more about a particular tea and where it is mentioned.

When a tea is not mentioned in an existing writing yet, it will be in the near future. More will add to this list. Click <here> to register for updates. You may also consider joining us at the Questions and Answers section to discuss about a tea.

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