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A Tea Hong customer, Artjom from Russia, posted to the tea shop a few questions about the Tea Guardian and Leo asked that we post them here for discussion. It seems to me that there are three separate questions so I’ll post them in different topics:
Are you going to write any articlesreviews on Indian or any other non-Chinese teas at Tea Guardian? -
One of Tea Guardian’s main vision is to present notable tea varieties from all major regions of the world. We will present productions from India. At the moment, we have presented some varieties from Nepal, Laos and Japan, in addition to the more noticeable collection from China. I believe soon you will read about something from places not even mentioned here.
However, I have to stress that the main volume of tea production this world see today is still NOT notable. By contrast, countries in the Far East, because of a much stronger culture for quality tea, are producing premium varieties far greater in number than anywhere else in the world, though only a tiny proportion in term of world volume.I am always open for producers to send in samples, and indeed, there is already quite a lineup here. Finding a good one to review has always been exciting for us.Here is how to send in samples if you are a producer:
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