Do you know the remaining tea leaves after you enjoy the fine flavor and taste can also use to satisfy your economical demands for more ecological life style? Here some useful tips: Tea is a perfect fat remover, it is a perfect and natural detergent to clean: the kitchen, i.e. the cooking place, exhaust hood, working… Continue reading Tea in ecological life style
“Thank you, Mother” Tea Ceremony
Wind passes without leaving a trace and time won’t stop. The parents are growing older every minute with your growing; don’t wait too long to show your gratitude to your loving parents. because time won’t wait. 15 August is the “Mother Day” in Antwerp. Sharing a moment and serving a cup of tea to… Continue reading “Thank you, Mother” Tea Ceremony
Oolong Tea
Oolong tea is the most sophisticated tea among the six tea types because it is made through very complex manufacturing processes. Not all semi-fermented teas can be named as Oolong tea, because Oolong has specific quality criteria to evaluate its flavor and taste. The leaves can be picked and processed in four seasons, and each… Continue reading Oolong Tea
Ecological Oolong Tea
“How organic is true ecological?” Well, I think this photo is more convincing than thousand words or a piece of organic certificate. This is the photo of tea picking from the ecological tea farm in Fujian. Not only it’s in the middle of wildness, far away from human populltion; but also the owner insist Only… Continue reading Ecological Oolong Tea
Huang Guan Yin Honey Yellow Tea
We proudly announce the launching of new type of Yellow Tea in EU – Huang Guan Yin Honey Yellow Tea Research Institutes in China and Taiwan are constantly trying to create new and better tea tree cultivars, and launching a new tea tree cultivar takes many years of research and experiments. Fujian Agricultural Sciences Tea Research… Continue reading Huang Guan Yin Honey Yellow Tea
Learning from a flavoured Dong Ding Oolong
This is a rice-aroma flavoured Ding Ding Oolong that my student bought from Holland to the lesson last night, the shop has mistaken the height of mountain to 1200mt, actually the the correct information of Dong Ding Mountain should be 743mt. I did not say too much when I first smelled a very strong rice-aroma… Continue reading Learning from a flavoured Dong Ding Oolong
2001 Liu Bao Cha
Liu Bao Cha, also known as LiuPao Cha, is another unique Dark tea (Hei Cha in Chinese means Black Tea), a speciality from Liu Bao, Chang Wu Xian in the autonomous region by the minority Zhuang tribe, it is another drinkable antique same as Puerh tea from Yunnan. Liu Bao Cha is made from fresh leaves… Continue reading 2001 Liu Bao Cha
Puerh is Red Tea? Hei Cha!
All those years, I’ve tried not too ‘critical’ to other tea ‘sommeliers’ or ‘traders’, but I was once again shocked by the information about Puerh tea from a Dutch web shop that my student Jess relayed to me by email which kept me awoke that I think it is necessary to point out some fundamental… Continue reading Puerh is Red Tea? Hei Cha!
Natural Organic Herbal Tea – Mulberry Tea
In the “Compendium of Materia Medica” written by Li ShiZhen, the most famous doctor specialized in Chinese Traditional Medcine, in 1578 and published in 1596, in the book Mulberry Tea was noted for its effects of rejuvenation, it’s also known as “Immortal Grass” (桑箕星之精神也，蟬食之稱文章，人食之老翁為小童，桑叶又名：“神仙草”). It is a medicinal and edible in one plant, it contains 17 kinds… Continue reading Natural Organic Herbal Tea – Mulberry Tea
Launching Lemon Yellow Tea
There are lots of different famous green tea, but there are only few in Yellow Tea. The braised yellowing process is the most unique techniques to diminish the bitterness and green note in green tea. For those who would like to drink green tea but have problem with sensitive stomach, white and yellow tea are… Continue reading Launching Lemon Yellow Tea