A visit to Liu Shunli's teashop in Xiamen is a leisurely affair as he makes tea for tasting - not drinking - explaining the process and customs involved.  He talks about the properties of Tieguanyin Tea, one of China's most famous teas, grown in the plantations of Anxi.

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  Excellent video! I consider myself fairly knowledgeable about tea for an American, and this video is fantastic, reminding me of a few things I had forgotten. Lots of great information and the true spirit of enjoying tea.

  about 9 years ago

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