How much tea should I drink?
How much tea should I drink? How much tea a day, keeps the doctors away?About 500ml 600ml.Being a health-conscious tea lover, I would sometimes wonder, is drinking too much tea cause harm to my body? There’s an old Chinese sayin...

Tea News · May 06, 2025

The Enigma of Aged White Tea: Why Isn-t Ten Years More Aromatic Than Three?
The Enigma of Aged White Tea: Why Isn-t Ten Years More Aromatic Than Three? In the world of Tea, aged White Tea is like a wise elder, exuding unique charm after years of aging. However, the confusion of a tea enthusiast recently has given us much to ponder: why does the aroma...

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What are the storage environment requirements for Pu-er tea?
What are the storage environment requirements for Pu-er tea? The aging rate of Pu'er Tea is related to the temperature and humidity of its storage environment. In Guangdong, where the temperature and humidity are higher, the samples of tea undergo faster transf...

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A Taste of Wuyi-s Scenery in a Cup of Clear Tea
A Taste of Wuyi-s Scenery in a Cup of Clear Tea The Chinese yearning for natural landscapes is inscribed in our very genes.When climbing mountains, one expresses emotions through them; when seeing water, sentiments are felt within it. Since ancient...

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How to Assess the Aging Potential of Pu-er Tea
How to Assess the Aging Potential of Pu-er Tea Discerning a Tea's aging potential isn't something that can be accurately determined in a short period of time. It requires not only foundational knowledge but also experience gained through ta...

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What are the differences between dark tea and Pu-er tea?
What are the differences between dark tea and Pu-er tea? Dark Tea and Pu'er tea differ in the following ways: in the production process of dark tea, the raw material, black-haired tea, undergoes pile fermentation before drying, while the raw material of Pu'...

Tea News · May 06, 2025

Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity: Traditional Chinese Tea Processing Skills – Oolong Tea Chapter — Wuyi Rock Tea (Da Hongpao)
Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity: Traditional Chinese Tea Processing Skills – Oolong Tea Chapter — Wuyi Rock Tea (Da Hongpao) Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity: Traditional Chinese Tea Processing SkillsOn November 29, 2025, China's application for the project “Traditional Chinese Tea processing Skills and Related Cust...

Tea News · May 06, 2025

When is the Best Season to Drink Xiao Qing Gan?
When is the Best Season to Drink Xiao Qing Gan? Actually, Xiao Qing Gan is suitable for all seasons, but it is best enjoyed during autumn and winter.Xiao Qing Gan Pu'er Tea is made by combining the core of Xin Hui Citrus with high-quality Yunnan Pu...

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Is Tieguanyin Tea cooling or warming?
Is Tieguanyin Tea cooling or warming? Many Tea drinkers, after trying a type of tea they haven't had before, experience different reactions. Some may suffer from diarrhea, while others might experience symptoms of heatiness. Therefore, it...

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What is the difference between dry-warehouse tea and wet-warehouse tea?
What is the difference between dry-warehouse tea and wet-warehouse tea? Some concepts in Pu'er Tea are originally very simple and clear to everyone, but after being over-interpreted by some people, they become complicated. People even add a lot of new content to these ori...

Tea News · May 06, 2025