Educational Articles

In ancient times, Qi Xi was a day for women to celebrate their femininity and grace. Today, it's similar to a Chinese Valentine's Day with a long romantic history. 

Heirloom teas are better for the environment, more complex in taste, and give us a rare and sentimental opportunity to drink the same tea as emperors, poets, scholars, and many...

The word "wild" is often used in marketing loose leaf teas. So what does this word mean, and how can we know the authenticity of its origin? And how does...

These two teas are arguably the most prominent and popular cultivars in Wu Yi Shan. Let's break down how they are similar and how they are alike! 

There is archaeological evidence that tea has been cultivated in China for over 6000 years. Humans have been planting and consuming tea for a long time! But tea, the beverage...

A list of Chinese tea names can feel pretty overwhelming for those unfamiliar with tea or Chinese pronunciations. This article is a guide to understanding some of the general naming...