
Do you like fragrant teas that you can't imagine long winter evenings without? In that case, you will certainly be interested in Creano tea. The history of green tea goes back 5,000 years, with China and Japan producing the most, but other Asian countries are not far behind. Production begins with the harvesting of Chinese or Assam tea leaves. The next step is called petal wilting, in which the excess water evaporates. The steeping process is short for green teas, avoiding oxidation, which is desirable for black teas. The oxidation process is stopped by rapid heating, e.g. pan-frying, steaming or baking. The petals are then rolled. The first mention of black tea comes from China towards the end of the 16th century. It all starts with the harvesting of the leaves of the Chinese or Assamese tea tree. The next step is the so-called. wilting, which is the process by which water evaporates from the petals. The leaves are then rolled. The final step is the oxidation process. The final taste, aroma and colour of the tea depend most on this part of the processing. Oxidation is stopped by rapid heating, e.g. pan frying, steaming or baking. White tea is a highly prized species. It is mainly produced by China. Only a select few could drink it at the imperial court. Their uniqueness lies in the collection of very young tea buds - the time for harvesting is limited only to the beginning of spring if the weather is favourable. The next step is to wilt the tea leaves, which evaporates the excess water. White tea also differs from other teas in that its leaves do not roll. After a short period of wilting, they are usually dried immediately at a low temperature. The white tea immediately wins you over with its delicate and slightly sweet taste. In addition to tasting good and warming you up, flowering teas give you the unique spectacle of blooming in hot water. In the early spring, young tea tree buds that have not yet opened are collected. The tea leaves are lightly dried and then steamed, which makes them easier to roll. This variety is available as a tea set, which you will love thanks to the harmony of flavours and aromas. It will quickly warm you up in the freezing cold. In the summer heat, you can cool down with ice-cold tea for a change. Creano tea is available in a 600 g pack.


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