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What is aged tea? When tea leaves are stored for a long time, their taste becomes rich and not bitter, which is the main characteristic of aged tea. Continue reading

Every time we drink tea, we often notice that some tea leaves are rolled into strips, while others are formed into balls. Why is that? This is definitely not just for aesthetic purposes. Continue reading

Caffeine is often the first topic discussed when it comes to tea. Is caffeine what makes people unable to sleep? Is the caffeine content high in oolong, black, or green tea? Continue reading

What is Jin Xuan Tea? Is it green tea or oolong tea? Oolong teas produced from different tea tree varieties have distinct characteristics. Jin Xuan tea is known for its light milky fragrance. Also known as Taiwan Tea No. 12, commonly referred to as "27... Continue reading

Taiwan`s representative high mountain tea is Lishan Tea, located in the Heping District of Taichung City, with tea gardens above an altitude of 1700 meters. Due to the higher mountain terrain and colder weather, the tea picking season is about one month later than usual. Continue reading

The tea trees and Oolong tea production craftsmanship in Taiwan originated from the Fujian province in mainland China, specifically areas like Wuyi Mountain and Anxi. Continue reading

Dong Ding Oolong Tea has a history of over a hundred years and is one of Taiwan`s famous teas. Many people might think that Dong Ding is the name of a tea brand, but in fact, Dong Ding refers to a mountain. Dong Ding Mountain... Continue reading

Taiwan has a wide variety of teas, and drinking tea daily is a part of our lifestyle. Whether it`s in convenience stores, bubble tea shops, or tea stores, the shelves are always dazzling with an array of teas. Besides the common Green Tea, Oolong Tea,... Continue reading

Competition tea is chosen through contests that evaluate the flavor of different teas against each other, aiming to identify the finest tea leaves. Continue reading