Drinking tea can make people think clearly. Let’s fall in love with tea together!
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The Thickness and Smoothness of Tea Soup
Thickness of Tea Soup The thickness of tea soup refers to the sense of weight it presents in the mouth, varying from light to heavy. It can be likened to the difference between the sensations of pure water and rice porridge in the mouth. Pure water feels light, while rice porridge feels substantial. This sense…
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Happy Chinese New Year!
The Spring Festival is just around the corner. This is a New Year’s greeting card designed for you all. I wish you all good luck and every success in the Year of the Snake. In China, each year is represented by a zodiac animal in a cyclic order. The 12 zodiac animals are Rat, Ox,…
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Yiwu – style Charm of Pu – erh Tea
Yiwu is the only tea – producing area among several major Pu’er tea – producing areas that names its unique charm after the region, which demonstrates the distinctiveness of Yiwu charm. The charm is the overall sum of the aroma, taste, and after – taste experience after the tea soup enters the mouth. It includes…
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Explanation of tea-tasting terms: “Aroma on the Cup Wall”
“Aroma on the Cup Wall”: It refers to the fragrance that remains on the gaiwan (a kind of Chinese tea set with a lid, a bowl, and a saucer) or the cup after the tea soup in it has stayed for a while or been drunk up.
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Ideas on the packaging of Pu’er tea
Pu’er tea has the tradition of Yunnan Seven Sons Cake Tea. After being steamed and pressed, the taste of the tea becomes sweeter and moister, and it can be stored for a long time, locking in the flavor of the tea without loss. The packaging style adopts the earliest rubbing printing of texts since the…
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Laomane tea which is as bitter as iced Americano.
Geographical Environment● Location: The Laoman’e Tea Mountain is located in the central area of Bulang Mountain in Menghai County, Xishuangbanna Prefecture, Yunnan Province. It is situated in a remote area on the border between China and Myanmar and is one of the core areas of the ancient Bulang Mountain tea-growing region. It is 16 kilometers…
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Yunnan: The Natural Treasury of Tea
Yunnan, a province rich in natural resources and cultural heritage, holds a significant position as the birthplace of Pu – erh tea. In the vast expanse of Yunnan, there are numerous natural tea gardens filled with ancient tea trees. These tea gardens are a haven of nature’s bounty. The tea trees here grow in a…
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Hello, the world of tea!
This is a website about tea. Here, all kinds of information about tea will be presented, including Yunnan’s Pu’er tea, black tea, white tea and green tea. There will be introductions to various kinds of tea leaves, tips on how to make good tea, and the production techniques of different kinds of tea leaves, etc.