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Tea Cultivation

Plucking

Rolling

Firing/Drying

Cultivation

Withering

Oxidation

Packing

Tea cultivation involves planting seeds in fertile soil under ideal climate conditions.

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Plucking is the process of carefully picking the top two leaves and a bud by hand

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Tea leaves are packed to preserve their freshness and quality before reaching consumers

Withering reduces moisture in the leaves, preparing them for rolling.

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Firing removes moisture from the leaves, stabilizing their flavor for packaging.

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Rolling shapes the leaves and releases essential oils that define tea’s flavor

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Oxidation turns the leaves dark, developing rich flavors, especially in black teas

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