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Jiangshan Green Peony Tea

Iced black tea is a delicious and simple drink. Making it at home is not only convenient and affordable, but it’s also the best way to beat the summer heat. Every shop has its own recipe and ratio for iced black tea, and you can easily adjust the tea’s strength to your preference when making

Meitan Cuiya

Meitan Cuiya, originally known as Meijiang Tea or Meijiang Cuipian, is a type of green tea named after its origin along the Meijiang River. Created in 1943, Meitan Cuiya is not a historically ancient tea, but thanks to its exceptional flavor, it has become a widely renowned and beloved pan-fired green tea in China. Meitan

What is TTES No. 12 Tea?

Customer Inquiry: I heard there is a Taiwanese tea called TTES No. 12 that has a smooth, sweet finish with a hint of milky aroma, but I haven’t been able to find it anywhere. Could you tell me what TTES No. 12 tea is and where I can buy it? Chang Hsing Tea: Hello! TTES

The Drawbacks of Drinking Too Much Tea

Drinking tea in moderation is good for your health, but too much of a good thing can be harmful. Common drawbacks of drinking too much tea include digestive issues, hindered iron absorption, nausea, and insomnia from caffeine overload. Here are the potential side effects and precautions of drinking too much tea: /*! elementor – v3.7.8

Lushan Tea Region: Lushan Tea at an Altitude of 1,750 Meters

I personally rank Lushan in the top five “hardest-to-reach tea regions.” The first time I went to Lushan and asked a tea farmer friend how to get there, I got the reply, “Next to Cingjing Farm” and “You’ll see it after passing Wushe.” When I arrived, I realized it should have been “Next to Cingjing

The Downsides of Drinking Tea

Drinking tea has many benefits, but it isn’t for everyone. Excessive consumption or drinking it when your body isn’t in the right condition can lead to negative effects. Common downsides of tea include poor digestion, hindered iron absorption, dizziness, nausea, overexcitement, and insomnia. Here are the potential drawbacks of drinking tea and important precautions: /*!

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Fanzitian Tea Region

Fanzitian Tea Region: Fanzitian Tea at an Elevation of 1,650 Meters

Whether in terms of elevation or tea quality, the Fanzitian tea region is a premium origin that can rival LongFengXia. While its elevation (800–1,650m) is slightly lower than LongFengXia, the gap is minimal. Facing generally eastward, its sunlight conditions are even better than those of LongFengXia. As an emerging tea region, its soil vitality is

Budongyu Tea Region: 1,700-Meter Budongyu High Mountain Oolong Tea

The Budongyu tea region sits right next to the LongFengXia tea region; the plantations are actually connected. One side of the mountain is LongFengXia, and the other is Budongyu—just around the bend. The tea region sits at an elevation of 1,500 to 1,700 meters. The Twin Tea Regions of LongFengXia: Budongyu Tea Region These two

Ruan’an Tea Region: Altitude 1,300 Meters

You might not be familiar with Ruan’an, but you’ll know it once we mention the Bagua Tea Plantation. The nationally renowned Bagua Tea Plantation is located right here in the Ruan’an tea region, which sits at an altitude of 1,100 to 1,300 meters. The Scenic Ruan’an Tea Region Tucked between Fanzitian, Sanshangping, LongFengXia, and Dalunshan,

Shibi Caoling Tea Region

Shibi and Caoling Tea Region: Elevation 1,300 Meters

Shibi and Caoling are located in Gukeng, Yunlin, near Fanzitian and Sancengping, and are also considered part of the ShanLinXi tea family. With elevations ranging from 700 to 1,300 meters here, the characteristic high-mountain mountain aroma is fantastic. Shibi and Caoling Tea Region Reaches Up to 1,300 Meters in Elevation The Shibi area is close

Bihu Tea Region

The Bihu tea region is located in Meishan Township, Chiayi County, at an altitude of 700 to 1,200 meters. Home to the well-known Bihu Mountain Tourist Tea Plantation, it’s not just a great spot for tea tasting, but also a popular destination for taking in the sea of clouds and catching the sunrise. /*! elementor

Taiping Tea Region

The Taiping Tea Region is located in Meishan Township, Chiayi County, primarily cultivating Qingxin Oolong and JinXuan tea. The tea gardens sit at altitudes between 900 and 1,100 meters. /*! elementor – v3.7.8 – 02-10-2022 */ .elementor-widget-image{text-align:center}.elementor-widget-image a{display:inline-block}.elementor-widget-image a img[src$=”.svg”]{width:48px}.elementor-widget-image img{vertical-align:middle;display:inline-block} The Taiping Tea Region, Taihing Tea Region, and Bihu Tea Region can essentially be

Cuiluan tea growing area

Cuiluan Tea Region: Cuiluan Tea Grown at an Altitude of 2,050 Meters

Located in Ren’ai Township, Nantou, the Cuiluan Tea Region centers around the Cuiluan settlement and is primarily divided into the North and South Cuiluan lines. The tea gardens are scattered along the Cuiluan Industrial Road and Lixing Industrial Road, adjacent to the HuaGung and Malieba tea regions, sitting at altitudes ranging from 1,400 to 2,050

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