Tea from each season has its own unique flavor profile. Spring tea is known for its floral aroma, while winter tea carries a distinct “cold charm” (leng yun). Harvested at the turn of winter and spring, “Bu Zhi Chun tea” uniquely blends the refreshing, vibrant aroma of spring tea with the cold charm of winter
Jasmine Xiangpian, also known as jasmine tea, is a scented tea made by using tea leaves as a base and scenting them with jasmine blossoms. The leaves absorb the floral fragrance, resulting in a processed tea that harmonizes both tea and floral aromas. What is Jasmine Xiangpian? Originating in Fujian, China, it originally used green
“One bud” refers to the freshly sprouted tea shoot, while “two leaves” refer to the two tender leaves just below it. Because they represent the tenderest part of the tea plant, one bud and two leaves have become the benchmark for crafting high-quality tea, with many specialty teas marketed on this very standard. Is Picking
JinXuan Tea is an excellent tea plant variety bred by the Tea Research and Extension Station (TRES) in Taiwan, renowned for its fresh floral and herbal aromas and rich milky notes. Its high yield, stable quality, and strong disease resistance have made it the second most widely cultivated tea plant variety in Taiwan, deeply beloved
Have you ever stayed awake because you drank tea? Want to enjoy some tea but worry it might mess with your sleep? Today, let’s talk about “which teas won’t keep you awake,” along with some low-caffeine and caffeine-free options so you can enjoy a great drink without stressing about insomnia. Why does drinking tea keep
“Is winter tea better than spring tea?” This question is a classic topic among tea lovers! Some people prefer the rich flavor of spring tea, while others are drawn to the delicate fragrance of winter tea. In fact, both winter and spring teas have their own unique charms. Want to know more about their characteristics
Ting-zai Tea has a pretty unique name, doesn’t it? What kind of tea is it? It’s a specialty tea from Taiwan made from tender leaves nibbled on by small insects in the tea gardens—the green leafhopper. Today, let’s take a quick one-minute dive into the secrets of Ting-zai Tea! What is Ting-zai Tea? “Ting-zai” is
Will drinking high mountain tea keep you awake? “Yes, drinking high mountain tea can potentially affect your sleep.” However, as long as you control your intake and choose the right time to drink it, you can minimize the chances of insomnia. Will Drinking High Mountain Tea Keep You Awake? Simply put, any tea product contains
Questions about buying tea and inquiries from tea lovers. FAQs on Buying Tea How Many Grams is 1 Jin of Tea? A common question from overseas tea lovers: How much does 1 jin of Taiwanese tea weigh? How Much is Considered Expensive for Tea? Looking to buy higher-end tea? At what price point is it
Terms like “Zhuoyan Tea,” “Zhuohui Tea,” and “Zhuoxian Tea” sound both intriguing and unfamiliar, but what kind of teas are they actually? Today, we are going to lift the veil of mystery and take a close look at what makes these teas so special! What Is Zhuoyan / Zhuohui / Zhuoxian Tea? Actually, “Zhuoyan Tea,”
An introduction to white tea grades, origins, production methods, health benefits, brewing instructions, and more. Overview of White Tea What is White Tea? White tea is one of the six major tea categories. Its characteristic feature is that after harvesting, it skips fixing (kill-green) or rolling and is dried directly. White Tea Grades It is
Tea Lover’s Question: How are Dayuling tea grades classified? I’ve seen labels like Gold, Silver, and Premium, as well as markings such as 100K, 103K, and 105K online. What do these classifications mean, and which tea tastes the best? Liao Chang Xing’s Response: Dayuling Tea Grade Classifications Dayuling tea does not have a unified “grading
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A customer recently wrote in to ask: “What is a reasonable price for Honey Black Tea? I’ve seen Honey Black Tea online for NT$1,500 for 1.8 kg, and I’ve also seen it for NT$8,000 per 600 g. What makes the price difference, and how much does normal Honey Black Tea cost per 600 g?” The
When talking about the “origin of Honey Black Tea,” many people immediately think of Taiwan’s Hualien and Taitung regions. With its unique flavor, Honey Black Tea is a top-tier Taiwanese black tea. While it did originate in Hualien and Taitung, its production is no longer limited to these two areas today. Let’s explore the origin
