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What is Laocong narcissus? What does it mean to have a taste of Cong Wei when tea friends often say?

Aug 26, 2021 MoriMa Tea

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What is Laocong narcissus? What does it mean to have a taste of Cong Wei when tea friends often say?

Wuyi Yancha always emphasizes the Shan Chang. The closer to the core scenic spot, the more stone mountains, the tea tree rock bone flower that is born on it is more authentic.

How do all the flavors in tea come from?

Nov 17, 2020 MoriMa Tea

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How do all the flavors in tea come from?

Each type of tea has unique properties, either mellow and sweet, or fresh and sweet, or floral nectar, woody, and zhilan. Proficient Tea Man always comment on a tea soup, the listener was stunned, some people can't help but wonder, how did all these tastes come from? Why are there ten fragrance types in Fenghuang Dancong? Why is Old Man's famous for its bitter taste? Where did Yiwu's sweetness come from? Breaking down tea is a process of cracking passwords. | Gan Let us talk about gan when drinking tea. The four most important substances that make up the taste...

ChaQi, is it mysterious or enjoyable?

Oct 23, 2019 MoriMa Tea

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Have you ever had such an experience? Feeling hot from head to toe, sweating on the forehead and back!