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Tea-Specific Deep Dives

Fuding White Tea: State of the Industry Spring 2022

Fuding White Tea: State of the Industry Spring 2022
What makes White Tea from Fuding better than most other production regions?  Not only is it the historical lineage of white tea production in the region, but it is also strict government regulations that keep the quality of the tea produced high, the land it is produced on clean, and the quantity of tea made low.  Read up on the 2022 Fuding Government Circular below!

Heicha Deep Dive

Heicha Deep Dive
  Basic History Heicha, often translated as dark tea, is category of tea production that began in the Ming Dynasty and matured into its modern form...

Golden Green Deep Dive - China's Best Green Tea?

Golden  Green Deep Dive - China's Best Green Tea?
 Official Promotional: “Baojing Golden Green - China’s Best Green Tea” More than 400 years ago, in China’s captivating region of Xiangxi, the oldes...

ORT - Red Tea Processing Deep Dive

ORT - Red Tea Processing Deep Dive
   Basic Definition Red tea is the category of tea processing which has been dominant in the world since the 19th Century, yet has been a major fac...

Selected Summaries From Huang Baizi’s “Phoenix Dancong Tea”

Selected Summaries From Huang Baizi’s “Phoenix Dancong Tea”
Fragrance Bush Yield Leaf Traits Growth Traits Finished Tea Xiongdi 10 Jin (Annual) Glossy green color, flat body, shallow teet...

Yellow Tea Red Pill

Yellow Tea Red Pill
The yellow tea in your cup may not be what it claims to be.

Masu Village: Chasing Tongmuguan Black Tea

Masu Village: Chasing Tongmuguan Black Tea
Masu Village, Tongmuguan.  This incredibly remote region of the world is home to the first ever black tea.  The locals that live here exist in a ...

Translated 1979 Introduction of Lapsang Souchong

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].

1979 Introduction to Biluochun

1979 Introduction to Enshi Yulu

1979 Introduction to Enshi Yulu

Notes on Fuding White Tea

Notes on Fuding White Tea
A crash course in Fuding White Tea