Export Volume of 8 Tea Producing Countries In The World 2021
Tea is one of the most popular drinks in the world. It originated in China and has a long history. Even to this day, China still has the largest output among all tea producing countries. The charm of…
Taiping Houkui: One of The Top-grade Chinese Green Teas
Do you know any famous and expensive Chinese green tea? You may answer quickly – West Lake Longjing and Dongting Biluochun. But any else? Have you ever heard of Taiping Houkui tea? In the Chinese green tea lover…
What Should We Pay Attention To During Tea Storage?
As a tea lover, there must be various teas in your kitchen cabinet. They are in a good organization, and you think so. Maybe it is, maybe not. Tea storage is not easy, not just means to organize…
Loose Leaf Tea Vs. Tea Bags, Which One Is Really Better?
Tea is primarily be consumed by people in two styles: Loose Leaf Tea and Tea Bags. Compared with the argument about hand drip coffee and instant coffee, the competition of Loose Leaf Teas vs. Tea Bags is much…
Why Do Japanese Restaurants Love To Serve Genmaicha Tea Free?
Korean and Japanese cuisines lovers may be familiar with Genmaicha. It has a fully roasted flavor, but unlike Oolong, the fragrance is from the tiny rice grains in the tea. The Japanese green tea’s unique umami and the…
About Bakelite Tea Tray: 3 Pros & Cons, Buying & Maintain Guide
For a long time, the bakelite tea tray gives a plain and twopenny impression. Its style is onefold and straightforward; the color looks intentionally imitating wood but lacks anima. Actually, just talk about the practicability, bakelite tea tray…
Hojicha: A Charming Japanese Tea Made From Roasted Leaves
Japanese teas are famous for their unique and strong umami, a flavor similar to kelp, full of sea feeling. However, not everybody loves this taste. Fortunately, there is a particular type: Hojicha. Whether the looks and flavor, Hojicha…
What Is Bancha Actually Means? Here are 5 Famous Types
We’ve talked that Sencha is the most popular tea in Japan. In fact, Sencha is a large family. In this family, there is a little brother – Bancha. Most izakayas and small restaurants in Japan serve their guests…