Water Temperature Requirements for Brewing Tea
Brewing tea requires careful attention to water temperature, which is categorized into three levels: low (70-80°C , medium (80-90°C , and high (90-100°C . Different types of tea demand specific temperatures to fully release their flavors. For instance, delicate green teas like Longjing and Biluochun...
Tea News · Oct 30, 2025
When is the Best Time to Pick Tea Leaves
The optimal time for harvesting tea leaves varies depending on the region and variety. Generally speaking, green tea is often associated with the period around Qingming Festival, but in reality, overly tender leaves may possess freshness without robust aroma and lack durability for multiple infusion...
Tea News · Oct 22, 2025
The Difference Between Tasting Tea and Drinking Tea
Chinese tea culture distinguishes between 'tasting tea' and 'drinking tea.' Tasting tea focuses on the artistic conception - appreciating the aroma, flavor, tea leaves, liquor color, and shape for personal enjoyment, requiring slow sipping and spiritual fulfillment. Drinking tea serves practical pur...
Tea News · Oct 21, 2025
Huangshan Maofeng Honors
Huangshan Maofeng was rated as one of China's Top Ten Famous Teas in 1955. It earned the title of Famous Tea from the Ministry of Commerce in 1982 and a 'Certificate of Honor' from the Ministry of Foreign Trade in 1983. In 1986, it was designated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as tea for enterta...
Tea News · Oct 18, 2025
Find Out Which Tea is More Suitable for You and Your Family
China has six major tea categories, each with distinct appearances and flavors. However, not every type suits everyone. This guide helps you discover which tea is ideal for you and your family members. Green tea, the most popular, preserves natural nutrients and helps clear heat and reduce irritabil...
Tea News · Oct 16, 2025
29 Secrets of Used Tea Leaves
Tea is a popular beverage worldwide, but the leftover tea leaves after brewing are often discarded. However, these used tea leaves have numerous practical applications beyond drinking. They can be repurposed in cooking to tenderize beef and eliminate odors from foods like garlic and onion. In househ...
Tea News · Oct 14, 2025
Don't Say I Didn't Tell You How to Drink Tea!
This article provides comprehensive guidance on tea consumption, covering ideal daily intake, timing for different teas, and health benefits. It explains how healthy adults can consume about 12g of tea daily, divided into 3-4 brews, while those with higher physical activity may consume up to 20g. Th...
Tea News · Oct 10, 2025
What is the greatest benefit of tea?
Tea is recognized by the World Health Organization as the best beverage for middle-aged and elderly people. Scientifically, tea contains protein, fat, over 10 vitamins, and nearly 300 components including tea polyphenols, caffeine, and lipopolysaccharides. It helps regulate physiological functions a...
Tea News · Oct 10, 2025
The Three Major Effects and Three Taboos of Oolong Tea
Research institutions and experiments worldwide have found that Oolong tea positively impacts human health in various aspects. It not only alleviates mental fatigue but also aids digestion and relieves diarrhea. Additionally, it helps suppress obesity and contributes to beauty and health preservatio...
Tea News · Oct 09, 2025
Oil stains on dark clothes can be removed by rubbing with residual tea leaves
Tea is not only China's national drink and a popular beverage worldwide, but it also has numerous practical uses beyond consumption. This article reveals 29 surprising applications of tea leaves in daily life. From household cleaning to personal care, tea proves to be remarkably versatile. It can re...
Tea News · Oct 08, 2025