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I have noticed that when brewing a variety of teas that the first 1-2
brews will sometimes generate a foam. I have been taught that if this happens when brewing in a gaiwan to just scrape the foam off with the lid and discard. My question is, what causes the foam? Is it debris/dust in the leaf? Is it chemical residue? Is it a plant constituent? I have noticed this foam on both oolongs and sheng puerhs (the teas that I primarily drink), and in the case of puerhs, I notice it very often on Xia Guan produced teas. Any info or advice? Thanks David L. |
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