Why is there more caffeine in black tea than in green? How does oxidation increase caffeine content?

Ha ha. ALL that tea is the same plant. White tea is youngest, then green tea, then red tea, then black tea.It's the age of the leaf.

Obviously, the younger the leaf, the less time the plant has had to pump caffeine into it.

ALL that tea is the same plant. White tea is youngest, then green tea, then red tea, then black tea. It's the age of the leaf.

Obviously, the younger the leaf, the less time the plant has had to pump caffeine into it.

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