Smoky and Moldy Tea Should Not Be Drunk
Tea leaves are highly susceptible to moisture, and moldy tea should not be consumed. Some may attempt to sun-dry moldy tea for reuse, but this is dangerous. Moldy tea breeds harmful fungi that produce toxins causing symptoms like abdominal pain, diarrhea, and dizziness. Severely smoked or burnt tea...
Tea News · Sep 16, 2025
Dong Yue Talks Tea: Geden Ancient Tea Mountain of Pu'er's Six Famous Ancient Tea Mountains
Geden, meaning 'very high place' in the Brown language, is the smallest among the six ancient tea mountains but holds significant historical importance as home to the Brown people, the ancestors of Pu'er tea cultivation. It was once famous for a monumental 'Tea King Tree' recorded in historical text...
Tea News · Sep 15, 2025
Dong Yue: Six Taboos of Drinking Pu-erh Tea Regularly
Pu-erh tea offers numerous health benefits, but it is not suitable for everyone in all circumstances. This article outlines six key situations where drinking Pu-erh tea should be avoided or approached with caution. These include drinking new tea on an upset stomach, drinking on an empty stomach, dri...
Tea News · Sep 15, 2025
So This Is How Tea Should Be Drunk, Don't Say I Didn't Tell You
This article provides a comprehensive guide on how to drink tea correctly for health benefits. It covers the ideal daily intake of tea, which varies based on age, health, and lifestyle—generally 12 grams for healthy adults. It suggests a daily tea schedule: light green tea in the morning, jasmine te...
Tea News · Sep 15, 2025
Tea, Why Isn't It Just One Flavor?
Many people wonder why the same tea tastes different with each brewing. The flavor of tea is influenced by multiple factors: storage conditions affect the tea's internal quality through oxidation and moisture loss; brewing time dictates concentration and potential bitterness; water quality, with spr...
Tea News · Sep 15, 2025
Thinking of That Tea, Missing Turns Out to Be Shallow!
In the quiet moments of life, a cup of tea often evokes deep memories of someone who has left. The warmth of the tea brings back the illusion of their presence, as if they never departed. Yet, as the tea cools, reality sets in—they have been gone for a long time. The bond between two people may be f...
Tea News · Sep 15, 2025
❀ How to Appreciate the Aroma of Tea?
Aroma is a crucial component of tea, but its perception varies among individuals due to differences in olfactory cells. However, the sense of smell can be trained through careful tasting, smelling, and comparison. Tea aroma can be experienced in three main ways: through the aroma cup, where scent ch...
Tea News · Sep 14, 2025
The Eighteen Levels of Tea, Which One Are You At?
The text describes eighteen levels of tea appreciation, ranging from those who do not drink tea at all to those who have reached a state of spiritual transcendence through it. It begins with 'No Tea' for non-drinkers, moves through stages like 'Reluctant Tea' for those who drink but don't make time...
Tea News · Sep 14, 2025
First Distinguish These Pu-erh Tea Concepts, Then Choose the Tea That Suits You (A Must-Read for Beginners)
This article serves as an essential guide for beginners to Pu-erh tea. It explains the fundamental concepts one must understand before selecting a suitable tea. The key distinctions covered are between Raw (Sheng and Ripe (Shou Pu-erh, which differ significantly in production process and taste; th...
Tea News · Sep 13, 2025
Drinking This Tea Can Actually Eliminate Bad Breath: The Varied Health Benefits of 4 Different Teas
Different types of tea offer distinct health advantages. According to a recent article in the UK's Daily Mail, British nutrition expert Nima Savides summarized the 'health benefits of four types of tea'. Peppermint tea can help alleviate bad breath and improve digestion, while also relieving cold sy...
Tea News · Sep 13, 2025