One River Tea

Yellow Tea Red Pill

by Alex Witherspoon
Yellow Tea Red Pill
The yellow tea in your cup may not be what it claims to be.
Posted in anhui, hunan, mountain tea, one river tea, sourcing

Translated 1979 Introduction of Lapsang Souchong

by Alex Witherspoon
Translated 1979 Introduction of Lapsang Souchong

Lapsang Souchong is one of China’s national specialties. It is considered one of the three major types of Chinese black tea along with Gongfu Tea and Fenjicha[2]. Souchong itself can be further sub-divided into Lapsang and Artificial Souchong[3].

Posted in mountain tea, one river tea, producing, red tea, types of tea, varieties

Taoshu Community

by Derek Poskin
Taoshu Community
The Taoshu Community (or Peach Tree Community) is a cooperative that has both collective and individual land holdings in the Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture of South Western Hubei province. They specialize in local varietals of high-elevation green and black teas.
Posted in Cooperative, Enshi, green tea, Hubei, mountain tea, producers