Have You Seen the Most Precious Tea in China?
The most expensive teas in China are either historical relics (like the Golden Melon Tribute Tea preserved in the Forbidden City , strictly protected (such as the Dahongpao tea trees on the cliffs of Wuyi Mountain's Jiulongke , or exclusive agricultural products reserved for special groups (like pre...
Tea News · Jul 06, 2025
The Rare Benefits of Tea You Must Know!
Tea offers numerous rare benefits beyond just drinking. It can reduce eye puffiness by using black tea bags soaked in warm water and applied to the eyes. Tea also helps eliminate dandruff when combined with chamomile and olive oil. Additionally, leftover black tea can alleviate foot odor due to its...
Tea News · Jul 06, 2025
What Makes a Good Ripe Pu-erh Tea
A good ripe Pu-erh tea should first and foremost be comfortable to drink, with a reasonable price. It should be made from high-quality raw materials, such as ancient tea tree leaves from ecologically sound environments, and undergo strict and professional processing, including traditional manual kil...
Tea News · Jul 06, 2025
Knowledge: The Misunderstood "Fermentation" of Tea
In China, tea is classified into six major types based on the degree of "fermentation" and production methods. However, the term "fermentation" in the context of Chinese tea differs entirely from microbial fermentation. Instead, it refers to a series of enzymatic reactions where polyphenols oxidize...
Tea News · Jul 06, 2025
Discriminate with Care, Don't Wrongly Blame the Bitterness of Tea!
Many people judge tea based on a single sip, hastily concluding that bitterness means poor quality. However, tea experts understand that bitterness is an inherent characteristic of tea, not a sole indicator of its value. The bitterness and astringency in tea come from compounds like caffeine, theafl...
Tea News · Jul 05, 2025
Summer is the perfect time to drink tea!
In summer, many people believe that drinking ice-cold beverages is the best way to cool down, but this isn’t the healthiest choice. Instead, drinking tea is a scientifically better option. Summer brings intense heat and humidity, which can affect digestion, cause dehydration, and increase the risk o...
Tea News · Jul 05, 2025
Today's Topic: Which Teas Can Be Boiled?
Many tea enthusiasts often ask whether certain teas can be boiled and if boiling enhances the flavor. While boiling tea has its benefits, such as maximizing antioxidant levels, it's a more complex process compared to steeping. Not all teas are suitable for boiling. Generally, aged teas like black te...
Tea News · Jul 04, 2025
During the Dog Days of Summer, Drinking Tea Hydrates Better Than Water
The Dog Days of Summer mark the hottest and most humid period of the year, often referred to as the 'iron grilling' mode. This season, which falls between Minor Heat and the Beginning of Autumn, is characterized by high temperatures and oppressive humidity. Traditional wisdom suggests that staying h...
Tea News · Jul 04, 2025
Is Drinking Cold Tea Harmful to Health? Let's Look at the Facts
Many tea enthusiasts notice that tea becomes cloudy and less flavorful when it cools. This happens because the polyphenols and vitamins in tea oxidize as the temperature drops, reducing its nutritional value. Additionally, prolonged exposure to air can lead to microbial growth, altering the tea's ta...
Tea News · Jul 04, 2025
A Cup of Tea Many Desire but Cannot Taste
In the pursuit of material fulfillment, modern life often overlooks the simple joys that bring true contentment. 'A Cup of Tea Many Desire but Cannot Taste' explores the profound peace found in mindfulness and the art of tea drinking. By slowing down and savoring each moment—inhaling the aroma, tast...
Tea News · Jul 04, 2025