Why you should rinse your tea @MeiLeaf
Why you should rinse your tea  @MeiLeaf
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
I frequently see comments and questions about rinsing tea. I always recommend rinsing Aged, Oolong, and Puerh teas as well as any whole leaf tea with a lot of dust or fannings.

I don’t recommend rinsing quick extracting teas like Gyokuro and Sencha. If you have any more rinsing or tea education questions drop them in comments!

#rinsingtea #loosetea #chinesetea #gongfu #teaeducation
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