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Session rated 4.5/5. Strong cocoa and malt in the first steep, then sweeter on the second infusion with a cleaner finish.
Yunnan Gold
Example · Western • 92°C • 6.5g / 120 ml
Logged 6 infusions. Floral aroma held through round four; next time reduce steep from 25s to 20s to avoid late bitterness.
Tie Guan Yin
Example · Gongfu • 95°C • 7g / 100 ml
Tagged umami, grassy, sweetcorn. Best balance came at 75s; 90s pushed astringency, so timing notes saved for repeat brews.
Shincha Sencha
Example · Western • 78°C • 4g / 200 ml
Water Temp
92°C
Leaf Grams
6.5 g
Water
120 ml
Gunpowder Temple of Heaven Tea
green
#0241.S2 Bizenya: #01 Kohaku - Sayama Green Oolong Tea 琥珀
black2009 Gao Jia Shan "Qian Liang Cha" Hunan Hei Cha Tea
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Teatico is a free tea database and encyclopedia that treats the individual tea product as its atomic unit. Where most tea sites organize around vendors or articles, Teatico documents 17500+ specific teas — each with its own profile covering , brewing parameters like water temperature, steep time, and leaf ratio, , caffeine level, and the brand behind it.
The catalog spans every major category: , , , white, pu-erh, and herbal tisanes. You can , compare teas side by side, explore by flavor wheel, or brew along with the built-in tea timer. Creating an account lets you review teas, log tasting sessions, and keep a pantry of what you own — but everything in the encyclopedia is readable without one.
Tea profiles are compiled from producer and vendor documentation, community contributions, and established tea references, then normalized into structured data: category, origin, flavor descriptors, and brewing guidance. Where a field is AI-assisted or uses a category default rather than brand-provided data, it is visibly labeled as such on the tea page — the explains the labeling system. Teatico is built and maintained by a single developer as an independent project; you can read more .
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