【Tea Study】Which 'Path' Does the 'Water Path' of Pu-erh Tea Refer To?
The 'Water Path' is an important concept in appreciating Pu-erh tea, describing the sensation of the tea soup as it passes through the mouth and throat. It is commonly described as 'fine' or 'coarse.' A 'fine Water Path' feels smooth and delicate, akin to silk gliding over skin, while a 'coarse' one...
Tea News · Oct 10, 2025
How to Identify the Grade of Pu-erh Tea?
Pu-erh tea is classified into high, medium, and low grades based on quality. High-grade teas include Golden Melon Tribute Tea and Imperial-grade varieties, characterized by tight, slender strands and visible buds. Medium-grade teas encompass various brick and loose-leaf teas, while lower grades cons...
Tea News · Oct 06, 2025
Different Types of Tea Require Different Storage Methods
Tea is a beverage highly susceptible to absorbing surrounding odors and developing mold. Exposure to direct sunlight during storage accelerates internal changes in tea leaves, potentially causing rapid spoilage. With numerous varieties available, different types of tea require distinct storage appro...
Tea News · Oct 06, 2025
Teach You Four Tricks to Become a Pu-erh Tea Expert
This article provides a comprehensive guide to becoming a Pu-erh tea tasting expert through four essential steps. First, observe the tea soup's color, transparency, and viscosity, which change with aging from yellow-green to ruby red. Second, identify aromas ranging from immature scents like grass a...
Tea News · Oct 01, 2025
Tea Enthusiasts Must Read丨Revealing the Wrong Methods of Collecting Pu-erh Tea
Pu-erh tea has become a hotspot for investment and collection in recent years, but many people do not understand what type of Pu-erh tea is suitable for collection and often choose varieties with little investment value. This article reveals common misconceptions in Pu-erh tea collection, such as bl...
Tea News · Sep 27, 2025
Dried Tangerine Peel Pu-erh, Accompanying You Safely Through the 'Eventful Autumn'
Autumn, while a season of harvest, also demands attention to health preservation. Characterized by dropping temperatures, reduced rainfall, and dry air, autumn's arid climate can easily damage lung Yin, leading to discomforts like dry mouth and throat, dry cough, skin dryness, and constipation. Drie...
Tea News · Sep 27, 2025
Top Ten Beautiful Blends of Pu-erh Tea, Which One Do You Like?
This article introduces ten creative and health-beneficial ways to enjoy Pu-erh tea by blending it with various ingredients. These 'beautiful blends' range from floral additions like roses and chrysanthemums to fruits like lemon and honey, and even dairy and spices like milk and cinnamon. Each combi...
Tea News · Sep 26, 2025
Tea Tasting: Brewing Aged Tea by Boiling, Infusing Tender Tea in Cups
While everyone drinks tea, not everyone brews it correctly. Different types of tea require specific brewing methods. Aged teas like Fuzhuan Tea, Pu-erh Tea, and Black Tea are best brewed in a Yixing clay teapot. In contrast, tender new teas, typically delicate green teas, should be brewed in a hard...
Tea News · Sep 26, 2025
Is Aged Tea Really Better?
In today's tea market, aged tea is prevalent. While marketing emphasizes the benefits of aged tea, it's important to recognize that aging can also have drawbacks, especially if improperly stored leading to mold. Not all teas improve with age - it depends on factors like leaf maturity and fermentatio...
Tea News · Sep 25, 2025
How to Use Tea Bags to Eliminate Dark Circles
If your eyes develop dark circles from excessive use (a common issue for netizens , try this natural tea-based method. Soak cotton pads in cold tea water to clean the eyes, then rinse with cold water and pat dry. This helps relieve fatigue and reduce dark circles. Tea contains rich chemical componen...
Tea News · Sep 25, 2025