/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>8875518

Loose tea is generally fresher and made from more potent parts of the plant. Tea bag tea is generally made of what is left over from the sorting process for loose leaf tea, and the lousy graded tea that wouldn't get sold anyway.

>>8875598

I hope they don't either? It's not intended to be a comprehensive guide. Just what is most commonly asked.

>>8875602
>>8875667

Milk oolong is considered an inexpensive 'daily' oolong in general. There are some merchants that actually add milk ingredients or artificial milk flavouring to it, but the real stuff has no dairy or artificial flavour. A reputable merchant would sell milk oolong 'au natural'. It isn't a flavoured tea, but simply a cultivar of tea that was selectively bred to produce a taste that is reminiscent of milk or cream. I like it a lot.

>>8875717

Online stores.

>>8875881

Again, it's not intended to be comprehensive, just a list of frequently asked questions. I would not have recommended that vendor either. I've never tried Hou de, but I have heard some good things about them.

>>8876056

Sorry myonmyon.