Oolongs: Wuyi Varieties
Wuyi oolongs generally give a shorter, but more robust impression both in the aroma and in the taste, as compared with other oolongs. This character is highly related to the prevalent processing style in this region
Wuyi oolongs generally give a shorter, but more robust impression both in the aroma and in the taste, as compared with other oolongs. This character is highly related to the prevalent processing style in this region
There is a wide-spread theory in the West thinking that all teas are produced from the same tea plant, Camellia sinensis. The fact is, there are so many variants of…
The use of tealeaves as a medicine has been in existence for three millenniums in China, but it is unclear when it has become a drink until Wang. Further records of it being a hospitality beverage and a grocery item were…
Nature of tea / the Category of Whites & other lightly oxidized teas
by Leo Kwan · Published 2014.07.28 · Last modified 2018.01.04
Two teas both with the name “white”, but only one is a white tea.Left: Anji...
Phoenix Oolongs aka Fenghuang Dancongs (fèng-huáng dān-cōng) 鳳凰單欉 Orientation This is the most delicately produced...
Nature of tea / Pu'ers & other post-fermented teas: the Dark tea category
by Leo Kwan · Published 2014.06.15 · Last modified 2022.12.10
Differentiating facts from myths The pu’er that I have grown up with in Hong Kong...