What Famous Teas Look Like
Famous teas are highly favored by tea enthusiasts, and China produces a wide variety of them. This article introduces some of China's most renowned teas, including Huangshan Maofeng, Dongting Biluochun, West Lake Longjing, and Taiping Houkui. Each tea has unique characteristics in appearance, aroma,...
Tea News · Jul 15, 2025
How is a Delicious New Pu-erh Tea Product Created?
Amid the nationwide tea-drinking trend, Pu-erh tea has gained increasing popularity. While aged tea is expensive and rare, mid-aged tea is costly and hard to judge in terms of quality. Thus, a delicious new Pu-erh tea naturally becomes the public's pursuit. So, how is a delicious new Pu-erh tea crea...
Tea News · Jul 15, 2025
Identifying Aged White Tea is Not Difficult
Counterfeit aged white tea, known as 'artificially aged' in the industry, is often sold in the form of tea cakes or bricks. Authentic aged white tea undergoes natural oxidation, resulting in a variety of colors and distinct aromas like lotus leaf, jujube, or herbal notes depending on its age. Counte...
Tea News · Jul 15, 2025
What Do Those Famous Teas Look Like?
This article introduces the appearance and characteristics of several famous Chinese teas, including Huangshan Maofeng, Biluochun, Longjing Tea, Taiping Houkui, Qimen Black Tea, Liuan Guapian, Enshi Yulu, Junshan Yinzhen, Tieguanyin, Xinyang Maojian, Yunnan Pu'er, and Dongding Oolong. Each tea has i...
Tea News · Jul 15, 2025
The Effect of Water Temperature on Tea
Brewing a perfect cup of tea requires attention to detail. While the quality of the tea leaves is crucial, factors such as water quality, teaware, brewing method, timing, and water temperature also play significant roles. Ancient Chinese tea literature, like Cai Xiang's 'Tea Record' from the Song Dy...
Tea News · Jul 14, 2025
When is the Best Time to Drink Cassia Seed Tea
Cassia seed tea, made from the seeds of the cassia plant, is a traditional Chinese herbal tea known for its benefits in improving eyesight, aiding digestion, and regulating blood pressure. Experts suggest that the best time to drink it is in the morning after breakfast, as it helps stimulate bowel m...
Tea News · Jul 14, 2025
Five Recommended Teas for Summer
Facing the scorching sun and sultry air outdoors, heatstroke is inevitable. Additionally, many people nowadays suffer from conditions like high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and high blood sugar. In the summer, boiling a pot of water and brewing a cup of tea not only helps beat the heat but also...
Tea News · Jul 14, 2025
Small Tea Pets, Big Feng Shui
Raising tea pets is similar to caring for small animals—if you want them to bring you good luck, you must tend to them with care. Today, let’s explore the intricacies of raising tea pets. Placement is crucial: tea pets are typically positioned in the front-left quarter of your tea tray or along the...
Tea News · Jul 14, 2025
They Say Summer Pairs Better with Single-Serve Packaged Pu-erh Tea
In the scorching summer heat, when the sun blazes overhead and tempers flare, single-serve packaged Pu-erh tea emerges as the perfect companion. Its convenience shines for those constantly on the move—no elaborate tea ceremony needed, just steep and enjoy in minutes. Whether opting for the fresh not...
Tea News · Jul 14, 2025
Dragon Boat Festival Food Pairings to Keep You from Getting Tired of Sticky Rice Dumplings and Indigestion!
During the Dragon Boat Festival, eating sticky rice dumplings (zongzi is an essential tradition. However, the glutinous rice and fatty fillings can be hard to digest. Pairing zongzi with tea, such as black tea or golden flower pu-erh, can aid digestion and soothe the stomach. Black tea is gentle on...
Tea News · Jul 14, 2025