Tea (rec.drink.tea) Discussion relating to tea, the world's second most consumed beverage (after water), made by infusing or boiling the leaves of the tea plant (C. sinensis or close relatives) in water.

 
 
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Hello,everyone,I am a new member of the community,I am in hangzhou,China,I wish to do my best to introduce chinese teas to you.
Today first,I will tell you something about Keemun black teas

I often heard foreign tea drinkers said they easily got confused by Keemun's grading.Yes,this is a really complicated issue which profiteers tend to take advantage of to screw you.So if you are a Keemun lover, you'd better gain an insight into it.Keemun Black Tea is graded in an unique way instead of the way of FOP,OP etcs,which is commonly used.Unlike FOP,OP to grade tea mainly according to the size of leaves(whole leaves,broken leaves,fannings and dust),the criteria of keemun grading is so complicated that it divides Keemun into up to ten grades:hao ya A,hao ya B,special grade,and grade 1~7.The highest grade is hao ya A while the 7th grade is lowest.

 
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