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Nokcha, Korea's Green Tea, Simplified   Well here we go, down the rabbit hole in an attempt to explain as simply as possible the green teas or Nokcha we offer at Morning Crane Tea.  A rabbit hole because you never know where it will lead. But in this case I'll try to avoid that trap and keep it simple. Did you think that rabbit hole was in the image above? Well in a way it is. Those small bushes are wild tea growing on a rugged hillside near Hadong, Korea. If you look very closely, you will see a few small short white posts placed near these bushes. They are traps for insects as no pesticides are used and no fertilizer.  Yes, they are organically grown as are all the teas we offer. In addition, after more than 1000 years all of our teas are from authentic Korean cultivars.  But I'm beginning to digress. I created this post just to explain simply the Nokcha or green tea produced in Korea.    Korean Green Tea Types Kor...

  TeaBuy Korea 2022 or 4355 Simplified   Based on Korea's Dangun Calendar   Very Important Note:   You will find Instructions for Ordering and Paying after viewing all teas. As always, we will be happy to try to answer any questions you may have about our teas and their producers. Each of these teas are from deep-rooted organically grown leaves and can take the heat. That includes our green teas. Thanks for being a member of our Morning Crane Tea Family . You really did miss some exciting news on our main post. HERE is the link if you want to go back.     Following are the teas we offer. Note prices Do Not include shipping costs. *   Cooperative Producers Dong Cheon Tea (DC) Ha Il-Nam Dong Cheon Tea (DC)   (Jeongcha Style Green) Dong Cheon green teas are different from nearly all of our other green tea offerings. These teas are produced Jeongcha Style i.e. first plunged into boiling water before pan-roasting.  Dong ...