Cinnamon tea, a tea with a strong aroma to its name, is actually one of the Wuyi Mountain rock teas. As part of the oolong tea, one of the six major tea types in China, cinnamon tea is a favorite among tea lovers for its unique aroma and taste. Today we'll take an in-depth look at this...

Bird's Tongue Tea, doesn't the name remind us of the small and agile tongues of the birds jumping on the branches in spring? In fact, Bird's Tongue Tea is a very special kind of tea, its shape is as small as a bird's tongue, hence its name. This tea is not only famous...

Jasmine tea, known as the "beauty of tea", is famous for its unique aroma and rich health benefits. However, for many tea lovers, jasmine tea belongs to which type of tea, but often confusing. Today, we will unveil the mystery of jasmine tea, exploring in detail the...

In the world of tea, Golden Bud is known as the "Giant Panda of Tea" for its unique color and rarity. This tea is not only famous for its golden yellow leaves and tea broth, but also loved by tea lovers for its rich nutritional value and unique taste. Today, we will come to find out...

Taiping Monkey Kui is a Chinese green tea that belongs to one of China's top ten famous teas and is produced in the Huangshan District (formerly Taiping County) of Anhui Province. This tea is not only known for its unique appearance and high quality taste, but also loved by tea lovers for its long history and deep cultural heritage. Let's take a deep...

Xianguan Tuocha, a kind of Puerh tea that enjoys a great reputation in the tea world, is not only popular for its unique shape and rich flavor, but also regarded as a treasure by tea lovers for its long history and exquisite production technology. Today, we will delve into the types and characteristics of Xianguan Tuocha as well as its back...

Oolong tea, also known as green tea, is named after the reddish color of the edges of the leaves and the greenish color of the center after brewing. As a unique Chinese tea, Oolong tea is not only well known in China, but also popular in the world. So, what kind of tea does Oolong tea belong to? What are its unique effects and...

Dahongpao is an oolong tea, one of the six major types of tea in China, and one of the most prestigious. It comes from Wuyi Mountain, Fujian Province, and is the best of the Wuyi rock teas, known as the "King of Teas". So, what is so special about Dahongpao? Let's explore the mysteries of this tea together....

Zhangping Daffodil Tea, the name sounds full of mystery and elegance. For many tea lovers, it may not be that familiar, but in fact, it is the only tightly pressed oolong tea in China. This article will take you on an in-depth look at this unique tea, from its history, production process to tasting...

Lapsang Souchong (正山小种) is a unique black tea produced in the Tongmuguan region of Wuyi Mountain in Fujian Province, China. It not only has a long history, but is also known for its unique smoky aroma and rich flavor. Known as the "originator of black tea", Zhengshan Souchong is not only a...