- Nov032016
How to Properly Store Your Tea
Read moreBefore the tea is shipped to you All our premium green teas and green style oolongs have been stored at 5°C or lower before shipping. Larger stocks of these at -18°C. This…
Tea Hong - Oct032016
Poor Men’s Song Cultivar
Read moreSmall white There actually isn’t a Small White in Fenghuang Dancong, but a cultivar named Fenghuang Baiye — i.e. Phoenix White Leaf. It is the material that makes our Phoenix Classic, a…
Leo Kwan - Sep222016
The Black Tea that My Longjing Farmer Drinks
Read moreMrs Wu, wife of our Longjing farmer Every time I see Mrs Wu I feel happy just to see the big smile on her round, rosy cheek. The plump, sunny woman is…
Leo Kwan - Sep192016
Return of Song Cultivar
Read moreBad news 2016 has been a bad year for Song Cultivar. The making of this premium quality Fenghuang dancong requires a clear sunny day at the time of plucking the leaves at…
Leo Kwan - Sep092016
Tea for Mooncake?
Read moreMid Autumn Festival As the shape of the moon grows fuller towards what the lunar calendar marks as Mid-Autumn, Mooncake Festival is around the corner. There is a popular belief that pu’er would…
Tea Hong - Aug172016Leo Kwan
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- Jul202016
Teeth for Tea
Read moreTeeth for tea? No, you don’t need even a single cuspid to enjoy the brew; your olfactory and gustatory senses will do. However, for proper tea tasting, you may need a taster’s…
Tea Hong - Jul112016
Snow White, orange peel, pu’er tea
Read moreLife of a fairy tale To decode stories produced or endorsed by official Chinese bodies, one needs to compare them with what is happening in real life, amongst other interpretation tools. Otherwise,…
Leo Kwan - Jun222016
Red is the New Black
Read moreRed or Black? The infusion is red, orange or brown, but why are they called black? In the Far East, black tea has always been called red tea, because of the colour…
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