White tea is a type of true tea (from the tea plant, Camellia sinensis) which is minimally processed. White tea is usually considered as a category of its own, alongside green and black teas.
There is no agreed-upon definition of white tea, but one defining distinction between white tea and green tea is usually that white tea is allowed to wither or dry naturally, rather than being steamed or pan-fired to stop oxidation. This is why white tea has a more muted color, in contrast to the bright green color of green tea.
White tea is produced primarily in China, although a number of different countries produce a small amount of white tea. Within China, production is mostly in Fujian province, and within Fujian province, mostly within Fuding and Zhenghe counties, although there are numerous other regions of China that also produce white tea. Other countries that also produce white tea include India, Kenya, Sri Lanka (Ceylon), Nepal, Malawi, Taiwan, Tanzania, and Bangladesh. Production in these other countries is quite young; historically white tea was only produced in China. However, white tea production has been increasing, owing to its growing popularity, and growing demand for specialty tea in general.
The most popular tea in china is Green Tea.
nTea thrives in highland tropics and sub-tropic regions. nThree species of tea: Assam, Yunnan and Cambodia nThe smaller is the leaf, the better will be the Tea. n More fermented are the tea, darker will be the tea leaves. n There are at least six different types of tea: White, Yellow, Green, Oolong, Black (Red Tea in China) and Post-fermented tea (Black Tea in China).
China is the origin country of the drink tea.
China produces 28% of the world's tea Germany
The most popular drink in china is green tea
To have white tea is to have milk in your tea.
In China there are tea markets where buyers go to look at the tea, smell it, and to try to find the best tea. This is not easy because the tea is grown in the outer reaches of China and China doesn't deal easily with tea importers. They want to keep their middle men handling the tea and not let the importers work with the farmers directly. Once the tea is found, a deal made and then the tea is imported.
Yes, chinese tea is available.
No, they boycotted British tea
White peony is a mild Chinese tea made from unopened tea buds.
RED TEA