Customer Inquiry: I’ve recently gotten into drinking green tea, but I often experience stomach aches, stomach pain, and diarrhea afterward, which is really frustrating. Is it normal to have diarrhea after drinking green tea? Is there any way to improve this condition? Diarrhea After Drinking Green Tea Liao Chang Xing: Experiencing diarrhea after drinking green
Customer Message: Hello, what happens if I drink green tea regularly? I really love green tea and drink over a dozen cups a day to stay awake. Some people say green tea has many benefits, while others claim it’s bad for your health. Which one is true? Is drinking green tea frequently good or bad
I had a few cups of black tea last week and loved the taste, but I experienced heart palpitations and a rapid heartbeat all day, which was extremely uncomfortable. I didn’t initially think it was caused by the black tea, but today I had a single cup and felt unwell the entire day. Is it
Reader Message: I drank some black tea the other day, and my stomach felt uncomfortable the entire afternoon, followed by a feeling of overall fatigue. I’d like to know if it’s normal to experience a stomach ache or stomach pain after drinking black tea. Is there any way to improve or prevent this? Thank you
Many people enjoy savoring black tea in their daily lives. However, for some, drinking black tea can lead to trouble sleeping or insomnia, often leaving them tossing and turning until 2:00 or 3:00 AM. This not only ruins a good night’s rest but also leaves you feeling exhausted at work the next day, sometimes even
Green tea is a type of non-fermented tea and stands as one of the most widely produced and popular teas in the world. Its production process involves plucking, fixing (kill-green), rolling, and drying. This results in tea leaves that are noticeably greener than other varieties, while retaining the original components and flavors of the tea.
Customer Question: I heard there is a type of JinXuan tea grown and irrigated with milk, called Milk JinXuan tea leaves. It tastes like milk and is of exceptional quality. Where can I buy Milk JinXuan tea, and does it really have a milky aroma? Changsing Tea: Irrigating tea leaves with milk is certainly a
Customer Question: I tried Chinese Keemun Black Tea when I was in Hong Kong and loved it. Since coming back to Taiwan, I’ve still been craving it. Where can I buy Chinese Black Tea in Taiwan? I’m looking to buy Keemun Black Tea, Lapsang Souchong, Gongfu Black Tea, Chuan Hong, etc. Thank you! Chang-Hsing Tea:
Located in Fazhi Village, Ren’ai Township, Nantou County, the Wujie tea-producing region sits at an elevation between 1,300 and 1,500 meters. It is an indigenous Bunun community situated along the upper reaches of the Zhuoshui River. Near Aowanda and Cingjing Farm, the area is renowned not only for its stunning maple trees and sea of
Customer Question: I previously bought Fushou Lishan Tea for NT$6,000 per 600 g. It tasted amazing when brewed at the tea shop, but when I took it home, it tasted completely different. I even went out of my way to buy purified water from the supermarket, but there’s still a gap compared to what I
Customer Question: My family grows tea in Zhushan, with an annual output of about 1,200 kg. We used to wholesale everything to tea merchants at a wholesale price of around NT$1,000 per 600 g. After deducting harvesting wages and fertilizer costs, the income split among the three of us at home is really not much.
Customer Question: Which region produces the most expensive tea in Taiwan? Is it Alishan tea, Oriental Beauty tea, or Lishan tea? I saw in the news before that Oriental Beauty tea from Hsinchu was sold to mainland China for NT$110,000 per 600 g. Is Oriental Beauty Taiwan’s most expensive tea? Taiwan’s Most Expensive Tea Liao
ShanLinXi High Mountain Tea is produced around Zhushan Township in Nantou County, Taiwan, and is one of Taiwan’s top three high mountain tea regions. With frequent mountain mists and significant temperature differences between day and night, the tea plants grow slowly, resulting in an exceptionally sweet, lingering aftertaste. In recent years, with a growing number
Customer Inquiry: What is the difference between machine-harvested and hand-picked tea? Most high-mountain teas on the market boast about being hand-picked. The other day, while visiting a tea shop, I came across an Alishan machine-harvested tea priced at just NT$800 per 600 g. The dry tea leaves looked quite plump and even. I’m tempted to
ShanLinXi High Mountain Tea is grown at high altitudes between 1,000 and 1,800 meters. Due to the slow growth rate and high elevation, the leaves yield less bitterness, offer a wonderful sweet aftertaste, and possess a distinct high mountain aroma. Furthermore, spring and winter harvests offer noticeably different flavor profiles. Beyond these, ShanLinXi High Mountain
