What are "Yellow Leaves" in Pu-erh Tea?
Yellow Leaves in Pu-erh Tea refer to the older, larger leaves from tea trees that turn yellow over time. These leaves are separated during the sorting process due to their loose texture and inability to form tight strands during rolling. Contrary to misconceptions, they are not diseased or withered...
Tea News · Jun 24, 2025
Post-holiday syndrome strikes again, have a cup of tea to calm down!!
The beautiful National Day holiday has quietly passed amidst scenery, delicious food, and gatherings. Many friends have returned to their work posts, but the excessive eating and drinking during the holiday have left some feeling unwell and fatigued, suffering from post-holiday syndrome. Have you sn...
Tea News · Jun 24, 2025
Common Misconceptions About Collecting Pu-erh Tea: How Many Have You Fallen For?
Pu-erh tea stands out from other tea types due to its unique characteristic of improving with age, which also grants it value beyond immediate consumption—storage and collection. However, many tea enthusiasts inadvertently stumble into pitfalls when collecting Pu-erh. This article highlights five co...
Tea News · Jun 24, 2025
How Much Do You Know About the Secrets of Baihao Yinzhen?
Baihao Yinzhen, one of China's top ten famous teas, is renowned for its delicate appearance and rich history. Legend has it that this tea originated from a mythical herb that saved a village from plague and drought. The tea, named for its needle-like shape and silvery-white hairs, is prized for its...
Tea News · Jun 24, 2025
What Level Are You at in Drinking Pu-erh Tea?
Do you love drinking Pu-erh tea? Do you understand it? Do you know what level you've reached in appreciating Pu-erh tea? Quickly check to see where you stand in the world of Pu-erh tea! The stages range from beginner (elementary school level , where you might drink tea casually without distinguishin...
Tea News · Jun 24, 2025