Here are 5 tips to help you taste tea more correctly.
For newbies, keeping the following 5 points in mind can help you taste tea more accurately.
First of all, respect your feelings. Sometimes, others may have different evaluations of the same tea, but if you don't feel particularly pleasant to drink, let it go. Because the experience and vision of novice and old tea customers are different, do not be easily swayed by the opinions of others.
Secondly, it is necessary to simplify the tea brewing process. Making tea is actually very simple, just put the tea leaves in a cup, pour boiling water, and wait for a while. Therefore, do not buy too many tea sets at the beginning, so as not to add unnecessary troubles and losses.
Third, choose tea that is easy to accept. For beginners, white tea, black tea, and fragrant oolong tea are good choices. Don't opt for ration teas that are too cheap though, as they may have some drawbacks. However, for older tea customers, these shortcomings can be compensated for with the right brewing method. Therefore, novices should choose some tea leaves with high fault tolerance.
Fourth, drink tea in moderation. Since novices do not have the habit of drinking tea for a long time, the tolerance to caffeine and tea polyphenols in tea soup is low. If you drink too much tea, it may cause insomnia or tea drunkenness. Therefore, if you feel flustered, hungry, or sweating, it is likely to be a sign of tea drunkenness.
Finally, pay attention to the sensations in the body. Drinking tea can not only bring pleasure to the mouth, but also bring a comfortable physical response. Therefore, when drinking tea, you should always pay attention to your physical feelings, gradually adapt to and like drinking tea.
