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How did the name "Six Great Tea Mountains" come about?
How did the name "Six Great Tea Mountains" come about? Yule, Yibang, Manyuan (Manzhuan , Gedeng, Mangzhi (Mangzhi , and Mansa (Mansha have been known since ancient times as the “Six Great Tea Mountains,” and in today's Pu'er tea circles, they are akin to...

Tea News · May 06, 2025

Detection Technology: Determination of Ellagic Acid Content in Pu-er Ripened Tea by High-Performance Liquid Chromatography
Detection Technology: Determination of Ellagic Acid Content in Pu-er Ripened Tea by High-Performance Liquid Chromatography Ellagic acid (EA is a biologically active phenolic compound widely present in plant tissues such as fruits and nuts, with its structure shown in Figure 1. It is a dimeric derivative of gallic acid. I...

Tea News · May 06, 2025

How Was the Administration of the Six Great Tea Mountains During the Qing Dynasty?
How Was the Administration of the Six Great Tea Mountains During the Qing Dynasty? Throughout the Qing dynasty, the Six Great Tea Mountains were a melting pot of various groups, including local officials, merchants, and indigenous peoples, all of whom relied on the tea mountains for...

Tea News · May 06, 2025

The Sacred Land of Tea: Mount Wuyi
The Sacred Land of Tea: Mount Wuyi Throughout history, countless coordinate systems have been established to elevate certain people, events, and places to a ‘sacred' status, setting them apart from the mundane. In the annals of Tea his...

Tea News · May 06, 2025

The Most Common Method for Tea Tree Grafting and Variety Replacement: The Cleft Grafting Method
The Most Common Method for Tea Tree Grafting and Variety Replacement: The Cleft Grafting Method Grafting and variety replacement in Tea trees is a commonly used technique in tea production, and the cleft grafting method is the most frequently used grafting method. This article will provide a det...

Tea News · May 06, 2025

Puer Tea Common Methods of Fixation
Puer Tea Common Methods of Fixation The fixation methods for Puer Tea are divided into Wok stir-frying and drum fixation. Wok stir-frying, also known as manual fixation, is commonly used for ancient tree teas and wild-grown teas. This i...

Tea News · May 06, 2025

Tea Tales: The Homeland of Tea
Tea Tales: The Homeland of Tea TeaOne of China's most representative cultural symbols2025“Traditional Chinese Tea processing Techniques and Associated Social Practices” listed as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity202...

Tea News · May 06, 2025

2024 Spring Tea Season Overview: The Lincang Production Area
2024 Spring Tea Season Overview: The Lincang Production Area In the generally arid weather of Yunnan, this year's Lincang Tea region, particularly Mengku, was fortunate to be refreshed by spring rains around Qingming Festival. Although it was artificial precipi...

Tea News · May 06, 2025

Tea-Aromatic Xishuangbanna: The Famous Pu-er Mountain of Man Nuoy
Tea-Aromatic Xishuangbanna: The Famous Pu-er Mountain of Man Nuoy Man Nuoy is one of the furthest Tea mountains from the city center in the ancient tea gardens of Menghai County, Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province. Historically, Man Nuoy ha...

Tea News · May 06, 2025

Kill-green Process: The Difference Between Heat-based and Steam-based Kill-green Methods
Kill-green Process: The Difference Between Heat-based and Steam-based Kill-green Methods Heat-based kill-green, steam-based kill-green, pan-firing, oven-drying, and sun-drying are five methods of kill-green and drying used in the production of green Tea, which form the basis of its qualit...

Tea News · May 06, 2025

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