Laos Shengcha
As discussed in a few other articles in this site, shengcha pu’er is very similar...
Pu'er tea varieties and other dark teas / Tea varieties / White tea varieties
by Leo Kwan · Published 2015.09.01 · Last modified 2016.03.15
As discussed in a few other articles in this site, shengcha pu’er is very similar...
Oolong varieties / Quality & Variety Guide
by Tea Guardian · Published 2015.08.19 · Last modified 2017.06.17
Aaron, a proactive young man from U.S. who has been working for some years in...
Pu'er tea varieties and other dark teas / Quality & Variety Guide / White tea varieties
by Leo Kwan · Published 2015.07.20 · Last modified 2016.03.15
Bulang Shan ( Chinese: 布朗山 ) — Mountain of the Bulang people — is not...
Quality & Variety Guide / Quality Matters
by Leo Kwan · Published 2015.04.01 · Last modified 2016.03.15
An expensive “restaurant tea” A few years ago I saw a nice tin can by...
Quality & Variety Guide / Quality Matters
by Leo Kwan · Published 2015.03.18 · Last modified 2016.03.15
It’s understood but a taboo in the trade to talk about. When concepts are muddled, it...
Oolong varieties / Quality & Variety Guide / Tea varieties
by Leo Kwan · Published 2014.11.26 · Last modified 2016.03.15
What is a Dancong? Dancong — literally “single bush” — is traditionally the way to process...
Quality & Variety Guide / Quality Matters
by Leo Kwan · Published 2014.11.17 · Last modified 2026.03.04
Shantile, 23, who’s been picking tea leaves in a Fair Trade tea estate in Sri Lanka for...
Quality & Variety Guide / Quality Matters
by Tea Guardian · Published 2014.09.30 · Last modified 2016.03.23
Unlike wine, which can be consumed quite directly pouring from a bottle, tea has to be...
Quality & Variety Guide / Quality Matters
by Tea Guardian · Published 2014.09.30 · Last modified 2018.11.10
quality grades There is a Western grading system given to conventional black tea productions basing...
Quality & Variety Guide / Quality Matters
by Tea Guardian · Published 2014.09.30 · Last modified 2016.04.09
The making that makes the difference:
Very often one would hear that the different kinds of tea is a result of different degrees of fermentation. This is only partially true…