In the vast botanical trove of Camellia sinensis teas, a ruby-hued elixir emerges – raspberry tea. Beyond standard brews resides this fruit-kissed infusion, offering a symphony of tart and sweet. While the raspberry enthralled tastebuds for centuries, only recently has this bramble’s foliage unlocked its elixir. Steep the parched leaves and flavors bloom – notes…
DetailsDo you love tea? If so, then you should definitely try passion fruit tea! This unique tea is made with dried passion fruit pulp and has a delicious flavor that everyone will love. Here are nine reasons why passion fruit tea is the best tea for you! Passion fruit tea is truly a superior beverage…
DetailsIn the labyrinthine tapestry of global tea culture, Nepali Tea emerges as an enigmatic yet compelling protagonist. This isn’t merely a beverage; it’s an intricate narrative woven through the loom of Nepal’s multifaceted cultural, historical, and even spiritual dimensions. Originating from the vertiginous terrains of the Himalayas, this tea has been an indelible cornerstone in…
DetailsAre you ready to get your bubble tea fix? Whether it’s a sweet, creamy flavor or something more classic like oolong, bubble tea definitely has something for everyone. In this blog post, we’ll explore all the different types of bubble tea and what makes them so special. What Is Bubble Tea? Bubble tea, also known…
DetailsIn the ever-expanding cosmos of tea varieties, Osmanthus Oolong Tea stands as a sui generis alchemy, a veritable chiaroscuro of flavors that juxtaposes the ethereal floral notes of Osmanthus with the robust, labyrinthine complexities of Oolong. This isn’t merely a cup of tea; it’s a sensorial odyssey, a zeitgeist-capturing phenomenon that’s rapidly ascending the echelons…
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Chinese tea culture. The origin of the “tea” character, the earliest in the Chinese “Shennong Materia medica” book, is the world’s oldest and first medicine book. According to relevant experts, the book is from the Warring States Period (5 BC – 221 BC). Tea History Around 758 AD, Lu Yu of the Tang Dynasty, the…
DetailsWant to know more about one of the most important tea, Jasmine Green Tea that is used in bubble tea? We are going to introduce what is Jasmine green tea and how it grows. What Kind of Tea Is Jasmine Tea? Does it Count as Green Tea? Jasmine tea is not one of the six…
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On the whole, China is still the world of green tea, with the largest variety. After all, Jiangnan has been good at self-marketing since ancient times, and many talented and beautiful people have spoken for it. Intro about tea In ancient times, it was the elegance of the emperor to have a cup of spring…
DetailsWhether you’re a tea expert or have never made your own brew, knowing the basics of pouring tea can open up a world of flavor and exploration. Serving the perfect pot is an art form that requires patience, practice and attention to detail, but with the right guidance it’s easy for anyone to learn—regardless if…
DetailsYou know what’s weird? I was just talking to my friend about how there’s never any good bubble tea store near me. And then, like a minute later, I find the most perfect spot for bubble tea ever. It’s really bizarre how things work out sometimes. But hey, I’m not complaining! If you’re looking for…
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