1. tea set: You can make rose tea with porcelain, pottery or glass tea sets.
2. Water: The water for soaking rose tea should be of good quality, and mineral water, purified water or mountain spring water is better.
3. Tea washing: When making rose tea, it is not advisable to wash it with water with excessive temperature. Generally, it is better to use boiled water that has been left for a while.
4, drinking: to make rose tea, it is appropriate to drink it while it is hot.
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Storage method
1, avoid light. Tea is easy to cause discoloration and qualitative change in the sun. When the tea leaves stored in white transparent glass bottles are exposed to the sun, a small amount of water will evaporate, which will cause the tea leaves to regain moisture, turn yellow or have a musty taste. Therefore, tea leaves should be stored in containers that are protected from light.
2. Prevent poisonous gas. It is advisable to divide the tea into small portions and store them separately, and take as much as you need. If stored together in large quantities, the aroma of tea will volatilize and lose its flavor, and moisture in the air will also enter, making tea easy to get wet and deteriorate.
3. Prevent the resurgence of tea. The water content of tea itself is very low, but the terpenes contained in tea have strong hygroscopicity. Therefore, it is advisable to pack tea leaves into small packets with clean white cotton paper and kraft paper and can them for preservation.
4. Avoid being close to heat sources. Even if you put the tea in a sealed can, don't put it next to stoves and boilers that are prone to generate steam and have heat sources, so as to avoid deterioration due to hot air fumigation and moisture.
5. Prevent odor from entering. Terpenes in tea have strong characteristics of absorbing peculiar smell, so it is forbidden to store articles with peculiar smell in containers for storing tea at the same time, otherwise the tea will soon deteriorate, especially in cabinets with mothballs.
Reference source: Baidu Encyclopedia-Rose Tea