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Different types and grades of tea - Oolong tea

Qui parliamo dei diversi tipi di the più diffusi , creati dalla lavorazione (quasi esclusivamente) della Camellia Sinensis:

i tè Verdi
i tè Oolong



I tè Oolong sono tè tradizionali cinesi che hanno subito un'ossidazione a metà tra il tè verde e il tè nero.
Hanno un sapore più vicino ai tè verdi che i neri, ma non hanno nè il dolce aroma dei tè neri, nè il sapore fresco erbaceo dei verdi.
Gli Oolong variano molto i loro aromi e sapori in funzione del grado di ossidazione, che può essere molto vicino o lontano da quello of blacks (20% -80%, and depends only on the decision of the tea master who orders the termination of fermentation with the burn that fixes and stabilizes by the heat).
may be made by rolling the long leaves or pressed into various shapes such as balls, similar to the Gunpowder. Oolong
most common: Tie Kuan Yin, Oriental Beauty (the "fly-by point, very oxidized aromas of ripe fruit), Da Hong Pao, Ding Dong.
lowers cholesterol, is an antioxidant .

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Different types and grades of tea - green tea

Here we talk about the different types of the most common created by the process (almost exclusively) of the Camellia Sinensis:

teas Verdi

The green teas are those which have had a minimum (nothing) oxidation during processing (tea White is not oxidized and is derived from the collection of the buds have not yet hatched).
am originate almost exclusively in China, and many consumers in Japan and the Middle East.
recently have become popular in the West, where traditionally black tea is consumed.
most common green tea: Pi Luo Chun, Long Jing, Mao Feng, Liu Guan Pian, Gunpowder, Sencha.
Gen Mai Cha (genmaicha) is the tea that was of poor farmers, a mixture of popcorn and puffed rice with a roasted flavor.
green teas have antioxidant properties .