It's Not Advisable to Steep a Cup of Tea from Morning till Night
Steeping tea all day is not recommended. The number of times tea can be brewed effectively depends on its type and processing. Generally, black, green, and floral teas are best brewed up to three times, as the nutrients and flavors diminish significantly after each infusion. The first brew extracts...
Tea News · Sep 21, 2025
There are so many Oolong teas, what should we call them?
The world of Oolong tea is vast and complex, far surpassing many other tea types in variety. It is primarily categorized into four main regional styles: Southern Fujian Oolong, known for its representative Tieguanyin; Northern Fujian Oolong, centered around the diverse Wuyi Rock Teas from the Wuyi M...
Tea News · Sep 13, 2025
【Tea Learning】The Complete Process of Re-firing and Enhancing the Aroma of Black Tea
Days with tea are truly days. With Modao's companionship, life becomes truly lived. When black tea is stored for a long time, its aroma may fade due to poor storage conditions, among other reasons. Of course, for good black tea stored properly, this process can be completely omitted. The strong tea...
Tea News · Sep 12, 2025
The autumn wind is bleak, can green tea still be drunk?
As cold autumn winds blow, many wonder if drinking green tea, often perceived as a 'cooling' beverage, is suitable for the season. The article compares green tea to a cold salad—meant to be enjoyed fresh. It explains that while green tea is typically made from tender spring leaves and prized for its...
Tea News · Sep 11, 2025
Red, Black, Yellow, Green, White Tea: Why is Oolong Tea the Odd One Out?
Chinese tea is categorized into six major types based on processing methods: green, black, dark, yellow, white, and oolong tea. Interestingly, oolong tea is often excluded from the 'color-based' naming convention (red, black, yellow, green, white , which stems from its unique origin story. The term...
Tea News · Sep 09, 2025
Who Says Drinking Tea Makes You Sleep Poorly? You're Just Drinking the Wrong Tea
Contrary to popular belief that tea disrupts sleep due to its caffeine content, it also contains theanine, an amino acid that promotes sleep. Studies show that consuming 200mg of theanine about an hour before bedtime can improve sleep quality by activating inhibitory nerves in the brain, reducing ni...
Tea News · Sep 06, 2025
These Groups of People, Please Use Tea to Protect Your Health
This article highlights how specific groups with certain lifestyle-induced stomach issues can benefit from drinking tea. It identifies seven types of 'stomachs' common among white-collar workers, such as those caused by excessive empty-stomach soup consumption ('Soup Stomach' , smoking ('Smoke Stoma...
Tea News · Sep 02, 2025
20 Truths About Tea!
This article debunks 20 common myths and reveals fascinating truths about tea. It clarifies misconceptions such as the foam in the first brew being harmful (it's actually beneficial tea saponin , that strong tea sobers you up (it doesn't, and can be harmful , and the definition of 'pure material' Pu...
Tea News · Aug 27, 2025
Regularly Drinking Tieguanyin – One of the Seven Folk Remedies for Eye Fatigue
Many office workers spend long hours in front of computers, which not only harms the skin but also easily causes dry and tired eyes. How to relieve this? Recently, many netizens have collected small folk remedies for moisturizing eyes. These remedies have varying effects. For example, applying a hot...
Tea News · Aug 24, 2025
Do you know which type of Oolong tea is most popular among women?! And why?!
Oolong tea, also known as Qingcha, is one of China's six major tea categories. Renowned in Japan as 'beauty tea' or 'fitness tea' for its significant effects in breaking down fat and aiding weight loss, it has gained immense popularity among female tea enthusiasts. Varieties like Iron Goddess (Tiegu...
Tea News · Aug 22, 2025