It's All About Tea — cha qi
Pu-erh tea taste: Pu-erh main production areas
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Today we're talking (again) about Pu-erh – a tea like no other.
Few (if any) among the six main tea types enjoy the popularity and special place that Pu-erh has in the hearts of tea lovers throughout the world! We'll explore the main production areas for Pu-erh tea and see how they affect the taste, aroma, and flavor of one of the most beloved tea types! (Read more)
Let's Get Tea Drunk On Dian Hong Black Tea
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A Pu-erh Tea Tasting
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The Tea Pet: How To Choose The Perfect Tea Pets For Tea Ceremony
Posted by Angelina Kurganska on
While not being limited to animals, tea pets are small clay figures used during gong fu cha for various purposes. Most often, they are used by tea drinkers as decoration, but also for good luck, or to test water for the right temperature.
Tea pets have a long history, dating back to the Yuan Dynasty (13th century China). Tea pets are not only used for aesthetic purposes. Their meanings and positioning are actually closely intertwined with feng shui. (Read more)
Cha Qi
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