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Single Origin Teas
Updated: Aug. 28th, 2018
A single origin tea is a tea that has been grown and produced in a specific region; this article explains the reasons for buying single origin teas.

Grades of Tea
Updated: Aug. 28th, 2018
A key for the system of letters (OP, FOP, BOP, FTGFOP, etc.) used in one system of tea grading.

Multiple Infusions
Updated: Aug. 28th, 2018
"Multiple infusions" refers to the steeping of tea leaves multiple time, which is an excellent way to bring out the flavor and aromas of whole-leaf teas.

Styles, Types, & Varieties of Tea

Tea: black, green, oolong, white, Pu-erh, Flavored: Chai, Earl Grey, Jasmine, Herbals: Rooibos, Mate, ...

Fruit Black Tea
Updated: Jun. 18th, 2018
Fruit black tea is black tea that has been flavored with fruit, with extracts, fruit juice, dried fruit, or other means.

Hibiscus Tea
Updated: May. 4th, 2018
Hibiscus tea is a tangy herbal tea made from the roselle plant. Hibiscus tea can lower blood pressure and reduce fever.

Jasmine Tea
Updated: May. 4th, 2018
Jasmine tea is made by scenting tea leaves with jasmine flowers; it is often made with green or pouchong tea.

Tea Producing Countries and Regions

China: Fujian, Yunnan, Anhui, Zhejiang, India: Darjeeling, Assam, Japan, Ceylon, Taiwan, Kenya, ...

France
Updated: Apr. 23rd, 2018
France does not produce tea, but it produces numerous herbs used in blending with tea. The country has an active and diverse tea culture.

Dibrugarh, Assam, India
Updated: Apr. 12th, 2018
Dibrugarh is one of the key tea-producing regions in Assam, and an important agricultural region overall.

Uva, Sri Lanka
Updated: Apr. 11th, 2018
Uva is one of the most important tea producing regions of Sri Lanka, located in the interior of the island, and one of the least-populated provinces.

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