Tea (Camellia sinensis L.) is the second most consumed beverage
worldwide after water (Yang,Wang, Lu, & Picinich, 2009). Three different
types of tea (green, oolong and black) differ in termsof their production
techniques, leading to the presence of different compounds. Green
tea (minimally processed) is characterized by its high content of flavan-
3-ols, namely catechins, whereas oolong tea (partially fermented) and
black tea (completely fermented) by the presence of theaflavins and
thearubigins (Rein et al., 2012).
Tea (Camellia sinensis L.) is the second most consumed beverageworldwide after water (Yang,Wang, Lu, & Picinich, 2009). Three differenttypes of tea (green, oolong and black) differ in termsof their productiontechniques, leading to the presence of different compounds. Greentea (minimally processed) is characterized by its high content of flavan-3-ols, namely catechins, whereas oolong tea (partially fermented) andblack tea (completely fermented) by the presence of theaflavins andthearubigins (Rein et al., 2012).
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