Seven Aspects to Help You 'Understand' Small Green Mandarin Tea
In the current tea world, nothing is more popular than the Small Green Mandarin from Xinhui. It is small and exquisite, convenient to brew, loved by all ages, and is a treasure among teas that captivates with just one sip. But do you really know Small Green Mandarin? What makes it unique? To underst...
Tea News · Jun 06, 2025
Why Are More and More People Fond of Tea?
The article explores the idea that the growing fondness for tea among people might be attributed to a 'tea-loving gene' ingrained in Chinese culture over millennia. It suggests that this genetic predisposition, dormant until one encounters tea, awakens a deep-seated affinity for it. The revival of t...
Tea News · Jun 06, 2025
Pay Attention to These Issues When Drinking Tea to Stay Healthy
Drinking tea can promote health and wellness, but without paying attention to the correct methods, it may not only fail to deliver the benefits but also harm the body. Key considerations include the temperature of the tea—avoiding overly hot or cold tea to preserve nutrients like polyphenols and vit...
Tea News · Jun 06, 2025
99% of People Don't Know, These Are the Best Times to Drink White Tea
White tea is known for its health benefits, with the saying 'one year as tea, three years as medicine, seven years as treasure.' It has cooling, heat-relieving, and detoxifying properties. However, drinking white tea at different times of the day yields varying effects. The best times to enjoy white...
Tea News · Jun 06, 2025
How to Preserve Tieguanyin Tea Well
Preserving Tieguanyin tea generally requires low temperature and vacuum sealing to maintain its color, aroma, and taste in the short term. However, in practice, the tea often loses its original qualities even after a short storage period. Factors such as the degree of drying after fermentation and t...
Tea News · Jun 06, 2025
Is it a mistake to consider Tieguanyin as green tea and Da Hong Pao as black tea?
It's a common misconception that Tieguanyin is a green tea and Da Hong Pao is a black tea. In reality, both Tieguanyin and Da Hong Pao are types of Oolong tea, which is semi-fermented, combining the freshness of green tea and the richness of black tea. Oolong tea is known for its unique aroma and af...
Tea News · Jun 06, 2025
It is said that raw tea is cold and ripe tea is hot, how to break it?
Many Pu-erh tea enthusiasts have heard that raw Pu-erh tea is cold in nature and can harm the stomach if consumed excessively, while ripe Pu-erh tea is hot in nature and can cause internal heat if consumed excessively. How to avoid these problems? It is necessary to first understand the characterist...
Tea News · Jun 06, 2025
Do You Know What Tea to Drink in Winter?
As winter arrives with its cold winds and dropping temperatures, drinking tea becomes an excellent way to warm up. A hot cup of tea not only warms your hands and heart but also provides essential trace elements and vitamins that regulate physiological functions. Choosing the right tea can help with...
Tea News · Jun 05, 2025
What should be paid attention to when storing a used purple clay teapot?
When storing a used purple clay teapot, it is essential to ensure it is completely dry to prevent mold growth. Avoid sealing the teapot in a box or wrapping it directly, as residual tea stains can mildew. Store the teapot in a well-ventilated area away from prolonged sunlight exposure. Placing dry t...
Tea News · Jun 05, 2025
Have You Paid Attention to the Right Time, Place, and People When Drinking Tea?
While many people enjoy drinking tea, not everyone knows the optimal times and seasons to savor it. Drinking tea incorrectly can lead to adverse effects such as stomach coldness, diarrhea, and insomnia, rather than providing health benefits. The article outlines the best times to drink tea: morning...
Tea News · Jun 05, 2025