Basic Knowledge of Anxi Tieguanyin Tea
Anxi Tieguanyin is a famous Chinese oolong tea originating from Fujian province. The tea gained national recognition when referenced in CCTV's 2005 Spring Festival Gala couplet. Since the 1980s, Anxi County has actively promoted its tea culture through tea competitions and events across major Chines...
Tea News · Nov 04, 2025
Ten Health Benefits of Pu-erh Tea
Pu-erh tea offers numerous health benefits including weight loss, cholesterol reduction, and immunity enhancement. Studies show it can lower cholesterol by 30% in subjects fed high-cholesterol diets. The tea contains unique compounds that boost metabolism and balance cholesterol levels. Additional b...
Tea News · Nov 04, 2025
How to Drink and Store Pu-erh Tea in Summer
During summer, proper consumption and storage of Pu-erh tea are crucial. Pu-erh tea is categorized into raw (sheng and ripe (shou varieties. Raw Pu-erh, similar to green tea, is refreshing and helps relieve summer heat but may not suit those with cold or deficient stomachs. Ripe Pu-erh, fermented...
Tea News · Nov 04, 2025
Can Moldy Aged Pu-erh Tea Still Be Drunk?
Moldy aged Pu-erh tea should generally not be consumed due to potential health risks. While some white mold might be harmless, proper Pu-erh storage requires dry, clean, and ventilated environments to prevent spoilage. When examining Pu-erh, distinguish between natural aging aroma and musty mold sme...
Tea News · Nov 04, 2025
How to Drink Biluochun Tea
Dongting Biluochun Tea, originally produced in the Dongting East and West Hills of Suzhou's Taihu Lake, ranks second among China's Top Ten Famous Teas and is known as the 'sister tea' to West Lake Longjing. The tea trees are interplanted with fruit trees, imparting a unique floral and fruity aroma....
Tea News · Nov 03, 2025
How to Drink Tea for Optimal Health?
After choosing tea that suits you, maximizing its benefits requires proper knowledge. Professor Han Chi, a researcher at the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, emphasizes that different teas have specific methods for storage, brewing, and consumption. Proper storage involves using ai...
Tea News · Nov 03, 2025
Can Tea Sober You Up?
The belief that tea can counteract alcohol intoxication is a long-standing tradition, with many people using strong tea as a hangover remedy. While some think tea helps by increasing urination to flush out alcohol or by mentally alerting a drunk person, scientific research indicates the opposite. Te...
Tea News · Nov 03, 2025
The Simpler, The More Complicated – About White Tea
White tea appears deceptively simple with its minimal processing and straightforward varieties, yet reveals remarkable complexity. Originating from specific regions like Fuding and Zhenghe in Fujian, it uses limited tea tree varieties. Its production involves natural withering and gentle baking, pre...
Tea News · Nov 02, 2025
Tea Storage: Pu'er at Room Temperature, Longjing in Refrigerator
Tea leaves are highly susceptible to moisture and odors, requiring proper storage methods to preserve their flavor. Different types of tea require specific storage conditions: green teas like Longjing should be refrigerated to maintain freshness, while fermented teas like Pu'er are best stored at ro...
Tea News · Nov 02, 2025
Adding Some Ginger to Tea Can Warm the Stomach and Stop Vomiting
Ginger contains various active ingredients that help induce sweating, relieve external symptoms, warm the middle energizer to stop coughing, and warm the stomach to alleviate vomiting. Scientific studies confirm that ginger also has anti-cancer properties and helps prevent cardiovascular diseases. E...
Tea News · Nov 02, 2025