... I’m choosing the wrong type of tea or just not using a good brand. There are so many options out there, and it’s getting confusing.

Can anyone recommend a reliable herbal tea brand and which specific tea works best for stress or digestion? I’d really appreciate your suggestions. Thanks!


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... m not sure if I’m choosing the wrong type of tea or just not using a good brand. There are so many options out there, and it’s getting confusing.

Can anyone recommend a reliable herbal tea brand and which specific tea works best for stress or digestion? I’d really appreciate your suggestions. Thanks!

Loose tea newbie here. I tried to brew an herbal blend in my new PersonaliTea pot. The blend is very light, so I weighed it instead of measuring by teaspoons - 3g/8oz water. The trouble is it seemed like the herbals, once hydrated, didn’t really have a lot of room for water circulation. I brewed at ...

Loose tea newbie here. I tried to brew an herbal blend in my new PersonaliTea pot. The blend is very light, so I weighed it instead of measuring by teaspoons - 3g/8oz water. The trouble is it seemed like the herbals, once hydrated, didn’t really have a lot of room for water circulation. I brewed at ...

I agree with your recommendation; Dancong tea is a rare, aromatic oolong with layered floral and fruity notes, perfect for savoring slowly.

The best place I have been to is Y Not Today - Bubble tea and Boardgame cafe.
It is located near downtown Calgary.
I definitely recommend this place to all people because of the vibe, service, and delicious taste.

I recommend everyone to try Dancong tea, a rare variety of oolong tea. :D :D


I second this recommendation! Dancong oolongs are such an underrated gem, the natural floral and fruity notes are just chef’s kiss. 😍
If anyone’s new to Dancong, I’d suggest starting with Mi Lan Xiang (Honey Orchid), it ...

I’m with you on Dancong, it’s super aromatic and unique. And honestly, oolong in general doesn’t get enough credit. It’s got some surprising health benefits too, like helping with metabolism and focus.

xujiahua wrote: I recommend everyone to try Dancong tea, a rare variety of oolong tea.

I don't think you can call it 'rare', but I agree with your recommendation

... from Fujian province, China. Is there any difference?

https://www.adagio.com/green/fujian_jasmine_pearl.html
https://www.adagio.com/green/dragon_pearl.html


Hello Brian! They have subtle differences. We recommend trying samples of both in order to build your palate and find your preference!

I recommend everyone to try Dancong tea, a rare variety of oolong tea.

Dentigerous wrote: Hey everyone, I am a newbie here.
Tiffany

Welcome, Tiffany!

Cheers

Hey everyone, I am a newbie here.
Tiffany

... d like a nicer gaiwan at some point. This was all in an effort to start practicing some mindfulness and meditation, and it's helping. I was wondering if anyone could guide me to a reputable purveyor of ducksh*t?


Welcome!

While we don't carry Ya Shi Xiang I recommend trying Formosa Fancy Bai Hao .

Hello I'm also new here!