The scorching summer is here again. What could be cooler than holding an ice lolly? There is one thing! Drinking White Tea. The refreshing satisfaction of drinking a warm Cup of white Tea.

Drinking white tea in summer brings a wave of coolness, but storing it presents a significant challenge for tea enthusiasts! In the sultry and humid summer, white tea appears more prone to spoilage compared to spring, autumn, and winter. If you're not careful, all your previous efforts can go to waste. So, is it okay to store white tea in the fridge during summer?

Absolutely not!

The low temperature, humidity, and strong odors in the fridge clearly contradict the requirements for long-term storage of white tea.

Storing white tea requires meeting five principles: sealed, dry, protected from light, cool, and free from odors. The fridge is extremely humid, while white tea prefers dry conditions and fears moisture. Once white tea gets damp, it will soon become spoiled and moldy.

In addition to this reason, the fridge has a strong odor, and if the tea is stored there, it's likely to absorb these odors, affecting its original aroma.

Therefore, white tea prefers dry and cool conditions. Cool does not mean cold; storing it at a constant temperature of around 25°C is sufficient!