The leaves for this Oolong come from around Baoshan 保山 in Yunnan. In a similar process to jasmine teas, this Oolong was scented with magnolia flowers for 5 consecutive nights. Each evening, the used flowers were replaced with fresh ones which passed their fragrance to the tea leaves overnight. The process of scenting the tea takes place in Guangxi province because of good availability of fresh magnolia flowers. The result is a tea with a creamy sweet floral taste and aroma with proven aromatherapeutic abilities. More
The leaves for this Oolong come from around Baoshan 保山 in Yunnan. In a similar process to jasmine teas, this Oolong was scented with magnolia flowers for 5 consecutive nights. Each evening, the used flowers were replaced with fresh ones which passed their fragrance to the tea leaves overnight. The process of scenting the tea takes place in Guangxi province because of good availability of fresh magnolia flowers. The result is a tea with a creamy sweet floral taste and aroma with proven aromatherapeutic abilities.
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Tea and Women’s Health in Traditional Chinese Medicine
For thousands of years, tea (茶 chá) has been more than just a beverage in China—it has been a daily companion, a ritual of hospitality, and a cornerstone of Traditional Chinese Medicine (中医 zhōng yī). Within this tradition, tea is not only appreciated for its flavor or its calming effect but also for its influence on balance, vitality, and beauty. TCM looks at tea through the lens of yin and yang, warmth and coolness, stimulation and nourishment. For women in particular, tea drinking is interwoven with health advice that spans generations.
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