Yangsheng Cha Dao

Find your place
at the tea table.

Seven questions about taste, time and the way you prefer to practise. Your answers suggest a place to begin with Yangsheng Cha Dao.

This is a practice preference, not a health assessment.

Two minutes. Nothing to prepare.

Question 1 of 7

Preparing your place to begin

Your tea preference is ready

Open your place
to begin.

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A place to begin

Begin with
white tea.

Your answers favour a light cup, subtle fragrance and a simple bowl. Choose a loose whole-leaf white tea and begin with water rested briefly after boiling.

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A place to begin

Begin with
oolong.

Your answers favour changing fragrance, several infusions and time to notice how a tea develops. Choose a loose whole-leaf oolong and follow its movement from cup to cup.

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A place to begin

Begin with
shou puerh.

Your answers favour deep flavour, a generous brew and leaves that can be refilled through a longer sitting. Choose a loose-leaf shou puerh and begin with water just off the boil.

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