Archive for October, 2020

  • Oct312020
    Cha Bing: Compressed tea

    Cha Bing — Compressed Tea

    No Comments

    A very old origin Done in the beginning as a means of packaging, compression to contain tea leaves in cha…

    Read more
  • Oct312020
    Different varieties of pu'er maocha

    What is a Shengcha? Maocha? And Pu’er Maocha?

    No Comments

    What is a Shengcha The concept of shengcha was born when people began to define induced post-fermented teas as shu…

    Read more
  • Oct262020
    Leo taking picture of tea leaves using a Canon Powershot G5

    One camera, 22 years in tea

    No Comments

    Not long ago I needed to prepare the training for a batch of new staff intake. As I went through…

    Read more
  • Oct122020
    Closeup of a bead-shape oolong

    Bead Shape Oolongs

    No Comments

    After the bead rolling method for oolong was introduced at the end of 19th centuries, it has been gradually integrated into the development of a number of varieties. The form styling of the leaves has actually contributed to the formation of the taste profile…

    Read more
  • Oct102020
    A deep baked tea

    Darkening of an Iron Goddess

    No Comments

    Making of the Queen in Gongfu Tea There exist two distinct styles of Tieguanyin — Iron Goddess of Mercy —…

    Read more
  • Oct022020
    4 cups of tea

    Which is your cup of Phoenix Classic? 2018 or 2020?

    No Comments

    “This tea smells so magnificent!” exclaimed one of our new packers as he bagged our last lot of 2018 Phoenix…

    Read more