Is Wu Yi Tea as Bitter As Green Tea?
In recent years, I have developed a great love for tea. I used to only drink coffee or diet soda, but I had to change my daily beverages because I developed an intolerance to the strong caffeine in coffee. Soda was also beginning to bother my stomach. A colleague suggested green tea as a replacement.
I looked into green tea and realized there were plenty of health benefits. The natural components of tea called phytochemicals can help prevent aging and disease by fighting off free radicals. Tea is also capable of burning fat and increasing metabolism.
Wu yi tea also has amazing health benefits, but I found green tea easily at the shopping center. So, I thought I try green tea first.
It did not turn out as planned! The tea had a strange, grassy sort of taste that I just could not get used to. Maybe the green color just made me think of grass. I tried it again and again.
Not wanting to give up, I tried flavoring the tea with honey, sugar, stevia, lemon and even one of those coffee creamers. I realized that adding sugar was sort of ruining the healthy zero calorie beverage and gave up.
After searching endlessly for wu yi tea at local markets, I decided to order some from the internet. You have to be careful because I did find some auto-ship scams. I finally went with a trusted wu yi source and ordered.
Immediately, I was pleased with the color and aroma. Much more like black tea! Wu yi goes through a bit of oxidation like black tea, but not as much. This lends to a better flavor, yet the nutrients are not stripped.
Yes! No more bitter tea, great flavor, yet all the great nutrients and weight loss boosters!
And oddly enough, even though both wu yi tea and green tea contain caffeine, I do not experience the jittery feeling when I drink it. It does not even bother my sleep if I drink it in the evening. However, if you have been sensitive to caffeine or have regular bouts of insomnia, you probably should not drink any past noon. You will just have to see how it works for you.
Try wu yi tea iced, too. Be sure to let it cool and then pour it over ice. I use an herbal blend along with the wu yi tea. I even make green tea, wu yi tea and blueberry tea together for a great fruity drink on a hot day.
If you are considering making the switch, go ahead and try green tea if you do not mind a rather bitter taste. For me, I will stick with wu yi tea or a blend.
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