A few days ago, an overseas customer asked if we could help source “Dayuling 105K” tea for them. We explained that the 105K tea garden was completely removed back in 2015. However, the customer was still skeptical because there are many online sellers claiming to offer 105K with very vivid descriptions. We put together this
Tieguanyin from Fushoushan Farm has long been considered the ultimate crown jewel by tea lovers. However, few realize that the farm actually cultivated very few true Tieguanyin cultivar tea trees. Most of Fushoushan Farm’s Tieguanyin has actually been produced using traditional roasted processing methods on Qingxin Oolong and Wuyi cultivars. This distinction has drawn criticism
The history of Taiwanese white tea dates back to the early 20th century. Although its production volume and fame worldwide may not rival Fujian white tea, Taiwanese white tea enjoyed a golden age under unique historical trade conditions. The Golden Age and Decline of Taiwanese White Tea According to Historical Records of White Tea Trade
In recent years, Taiwan white tea has seen a resurgence in popularity thanks to its natural processing, rich nutrient retention, and impressive health benefits. So, what specific health benefits does Taiwan white tea offer? The Unique Charm of Taiwan White Tea: 5 Health Benefits You’ll Love Boosts Mental Clarity & Focus Taiwan white tea contains
When exploring Taiwanese high mountain tea for the first time, many tea lovers are puzzled by tea labels featuring a number followed by ‘K’, such as “Dayuling 100K”, “Biluxi 90K”, or “Lishan 83K”. What do these “number + K” combinations actually mean? What does ‘K’ stand for, and what do the numbers represent? The True
