Brewing Methods

Longjing (Dragon Well) Brewing Guide

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Comprehensive Longjing Tea Brewing Guide Teaware: Transparent Glass Cup Capacity: About 250ml Water Temperature: 80~85°C (temperature after boiling water has cooled) Tea Amount: 4g Longjing Tea (Tea to water ratio 1:50) Top-Add Method Prepare 4 grams of Longjing tea. Pour boiling water at about 85°C into the glass cup until it's 7-8 full. Gently...

Raw Pu'erh Brewing Guide

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Brewing Raw Pu'erh Tea Guide Brewing Raw Pu'erh: A Guide Brewing Raw Pu'erh with a Gaiwan New Tea Preheat: First, preheat the Gaiwan with boiling water. Add Tea: Place 7 grams of raw Pu'erh new tea into the Gaiwan. Awaken the Tea: Quickly rinse the tea with boiling water then immediately pour it out....

Da Hong Pao Brewing Guide

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Brewing Da Hong Pao Mastering the Art of Brewing Da Hong Pao Brewing Da Hong Pao with a Gaiwan Brewing Steps Preparation: Choose a Gaiwan with a capacity of about 150-200 milliliters and prepare 8 grams of Da Hong Pao tea leaves. Preheat: Use boiling water to preheat the Gaiwan and a tea towel,...

Bai Hao Silver Needle Brewing Guide

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Brewing Silver Needle White Tea Brewing Silver Needle White Tea: An Art of Delicacy Gaiwan Brewing Method Preheat: Pour boiling water into the Gaiwan to preheat the Gaiwan and tea cups, then discard the water. Add Tea: Typically, add 3-5 grams of Silver Needle White Tea depending on the size of the Gaiwan. Brew:...

How should I brew Shou Mei?

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Exploring Shou Mei and Gong Mei White Teas Among white teas, Shou Mei's appearance is the least appealing, resembling a pile of dried leaves with thick stems and large leaves. Yet, it accounts for more than half of the total white tea production. Its stems and leaves are excellent at storing nutrients, featuring a...