Exploring the Daily Aspects of Chinese Tea Culture
Ever noticed how tea gatherings can feel so relaxed, even when people barely know each other? Or how a single pot of tea seems to bring everyone together, creating conversation, connection, and calm? In China, tea has been doing this…
Introduction to New Ripe Pu Erh Tea New Ripe Pu Erh Tea refers to newly made pu erh tea, usually within 1-5 years. This guide focuses on the key points of brewing new ripe pu erh tea, aiming to enhance…
Introduction to Cultural Significance Pu Erh tea is more than just a beverage; it’s a cultural symbol deeply rooted in Chinese history. This article delves into the cultural significance of Pu Erh tea, exploring its role in society, traditions, and…
With summer’s warmth retreating, autumn’s cool winds invite us to cozy tea sessions. Pu erh tea, renowned for its distinctive taste and healthful properties, becomes the star of these gatherings. Pu Erh’s Distinctive Allure The 2003 Dayi 301 Zaochun Qiaomu…
In celebration of the Mid-Autumn Festival, a traditional Chinese holiday, we were fortunate enough to taste Song Pin Hao(宋聘号), a 100-year-old pu erh tea gifted by a tea enthusiast, and FONG’S TEA is taking this opportunity to offer you the…
In the “Chinese Tea Daily” section, we offer you a daily selection of teas and drinking suggestions, aiming to let you enjoy a peaceful tea time in your busy life while letting you discover the Chinese tea culture on a regular basis. Depending on your mood and needs, you can choose the right tea to relax your body and mind.
