White Tea's Jujube Aroma, Built in 72 Hours
White tea does not need ten years to smell of jujube. A Food Chemistry study produced the aroma in 72 hours of pile-withering, and named the compounds behind it.
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White tea does not need ten years to smell of jujube. A Food Chemistry study produced the aroma in 72 hours of pile-withering, and named the compounds behind it.
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Lire la suiteOne batch of raw pu-erh was stored in six Chinese cities for 13 years. The resulting differences help explain why age alone says so little about how a tea will taste.
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