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[[File:Woojeon. | [[File:Woojeon.webp|thumbnail|right|Woojeon green tea]] | ||
'''Korean tea''' was originally introduced by Buddhist monks and significant influenced by both, [[Chinese tea culture|Chinese]] and [[Japanese tea ceremony|Japanese tea]]. In Korea is beside tea made of [[Camellia sinensis]] also herbal tea or [[tisane]] popular. Both are considered as Korean tea. | '''Korean tea''' was originally introduced by Buddhist monks and significant influenced by both, [[Chinese tea culture|Chinese]] and [[Japanese tea ceremony|Japanese tea]]. In Korea is beside tea made of [[Camellia sinensis]] also herbal tea or [[tisane]] popular. Both are considered as Korean tea. | ||
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* [[Jeoncha]] (Sencha), first/second flush. Only steamed not roasted. | * [[Jeoncha]] (Sencha), first/second flush. Only steamed not roasted. | ||
* [[Joonjak]] (중작), second flush | * [[Joonjak]] (중작), second flush | ||
* Daejak (대작), third flush | * [[Daejak]] (대작), third flush | ||
* [[Jakseol]] (black tea) | |||
* [[Tteokcha]] | |||
* [[Hwangcha]] | |||
* [[Doncha]] | |||
* [[Hyeonmi Nokcha]] | |||
== Production areas == | == Production areas == | ||
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== External links == | == External links == | ||
* [ | * [https://www.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/FO/FO_EN_6_3_3_1.jsp Visit Korea] | ||
[[Category:Tea]] | [[Category:Tea]] | ||
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[[de:Koreanischer Tee]] | [[de:Koreanischer Tee]] | ||
[[pl:Herbata koreańska]] | [[pl:Herbata koreańska]] | ||
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