Tea compressed into a discus form is basically still a tea like any other loose leaves. The process of compressing does impose a transformation in…
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Different variety for different preference Some tealeaves smell floral, some sweet, some like baked goods, some musky, some earthy, some pungent, some nothing much… and…
