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Black Tea is post-fermented tea. Not the same as Red Tea, but still Camellia Sinensis.

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yeah i'm talking about aged/compressed western black tea/chinese red tea, not fermented tea.
i misunderstood your misunderstanding

@jimmy I may have misunderstood you. Seems like you are talking about Red Tea. Mountain Passage is a traditional Black Tea, not a Red Tea. I believe GTH has some very affordable Red Tea cakes as well, although I have not tried those, yet. i meant Camellia sinensis, not roobios. you got it right the...

i picked up yunnan sourcing's "drunk on red" (2018 picking) and now i'm super interested in compressed black teas. i don't know why i can't find any others on the sites i know of, there is a yunnansourcing 2020 compressed black tea, but that's all they have. definitely going to pick up some more age...

they're still doing free shipping to the us as of now.

i try to keep tea to the morning, so i can sleep at night. around 6g of whatever i'm feeling like in a 100mL gaiwan is usually what i drink. 3 to 7+ infusions depending on how much school work i've got to do.

if only i understood how to use this forum

How long have you been drinking tea? i think 6 months by now. What kind of tea do you drink? all types. How do you prepare your tea? usually in a gaiwan gong fu style. What tea knowledge are you interested in exploring right now? green tea What factors lead you to delve into the world of tea, and wh...