Detailed Explanation of the Five Major Characteristics of Pu-erh Tea
Pu-erh tea is a unique Chinese tea with distinct characteristics. Its tea nature varies between cool (raw Pu-erh and warm (ripe Pu-erh , making it suitable for different constitutions. Known for its mellow taste and lingering sweetness, Pu-erh offers numerous health benefits including aiding digest...
Tea News · Nov 21, 2025
Tea Market Analysis: Will Ripe Pu-erh Tea Disappear?
Since its inception in 1973, ripe Pu-erh tea has been the gateway for many tea enthusiasts into Pu-erh. However, amidst the current craze for mountain-origin and ancient tree raw teas, ripe Pu-erh faces neglect. Quality ripe teas are becoming scarce as premium raw materials are hoarded for raw tea p...
Tea News · Nov 21, 2025
All About Tea, Are You Drinking It Right, Tea Enthusiasts?
This comprehensive guide explores over 70 different types of teas and their unique health benefits. From traditional Chinese teas like Tieguanyin and Pu'er to herbal infusions like chrysanthemum and lavender, each variety offers distinct advantages. Green teas like Longjing and Biluochun help with a...
Tea News · Nov 20, 2025
Essential for Tea Professionals
Operating a tea business requires deep cultural foundations. Tea professionals must master comprehensive tea knowledge, maintain strict quality control, and employ scientific purchasing methods. Most importantly, they need well-trained staff with professional expertise, keen observation, flexible re...
Tea News · Nov 20, 2025
The Difference Between Raw Tea and Ripe Tea - Which is Better, Raw Tea or Ripe Tea?
Raw tea and ripe tea represent two distinct categories of Pu'er tea with different processing methods and characteristics. Raw tea is naturally aged without fermentation, resulting in a stronger, more stimulating brew with bitter and astringent notes, light yellow-green liquor, and heat-clearing pro...
Tea News · Nov 20, 2025
Da Hong Pao Originated from the Emperor Bestowing a Red Robe
Da Hong Pao, literally meaning 'big red robe', is a famous tea from Wuyi Mountain, Fujian, classified as Wuyi Rock Tea and one of China's Top Ten Famous Teas. Legend traces its name to the Ming Dynasty (1385 AD when a top scholar, cured of illness by this tea, draped his official red robe over the...
Tea News · Nov 20, 2025