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Yiwu Forest Tea: Why Is It Often Called "Forest Tea"
When it comes to forest tea, seasoned tea drinkers always think of Yiwu first. Why? Lao Sen talks about Yiwu's ecology, heritage, and the "f…
02
Yiwu's Ecological Tea Gardens and "Forest Tea": One Forest, Two Names
Some call it an ecological tea garden, others call it forest tea. Lao Sen discusses what these two names actually refer to: names may change…
03
Does Yiwu Only Produce Raw Tea? Talking About Yiwu's Ripe Tea
Mention Yiwu and raw tea comes to mind, but can Yiwu actually make ripe tea? Lao Sen calmly discusses the taste and selection of Yiwu ripe t…
04
Buying Yiwu Tea? Check These Three Things First: Origin, Craft, Storage
When buying Yiwu tea, first focus on origin, craft, and storage. Lao Sen explains how to ask and what to look for at each checkpoint.
05
Yiwu's Taidi, Xiaoshu, and Gushu: The Big Price Gap, Where Does It Come From?
All called Yiwu tea, but Taidi, Xiaoshu, and Gushu differ greatly in price. Laosen explains these three categories clearly, teaching you not…
06
How Many Years Should Yiwu Tea Be Aged for Better Taste? A Discussion on Its Aging
It is said that Yiwu tea gets better with age, with deeper aroma, thicker soup, and longer aftertaste. Lao Sen discusses the nuances of agin…
07
Everyone Says Yiwu Has 'Fragrant and Smooth Water'—Where Exactly Is the Smoothness in This Tea?
The four characters 'fragrant and smooth water' are often used to describe Yiwu, but how does the fragrance rise and how is the water smooth…
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Mahei, Luoshui Cave, Wangong, Guafeng Village: Where the Flavors of Yiwu Villages Differ
It's often said that Yiwu tea is all the same, but Mahei, Luoshui Cave, Wangong, and Guafeng Village each have their own character. Lao Sen …
09
Yiwu's "Seven Villages and Eight Stockades": These Stockade Names Explained at Once
Mahei, Luoshui Cave, Wangong, Guafeng Stockade... What exactly are Yiwu's "Seven Villages and Eight Stockades"? Lao Sen explains them one by…
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Among the Six Ancient Tea Mountains, Why Yiwu Is Unavoidable
Yiwu is often listed among the six ancient tea mountains, and it is inseparable from tribute tea and the Tea Horse Road. Lao Sen explains it…
