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Why Yaozhou Celadon is the Ultimate Companion for Puerh Tea？
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Do you want to wash the tea?
Whether to wash tea depends on the specific tea varieties. Green tea, white tea in the Pekoe Silver Needle and other raw materials tender tea, generally not recommended to wash tea. Because the process of making these teas is relatively delicate, the first brew can show the aroma and taste of the tea well, and…
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