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Grain Rain is the season for picking oolong tea. When the accumulated temperature of the tea trees is sufficient, it is also the time for harvest. This spring, although the rain came late, it was more abundant than last year. Continue reading

In a little over one acre of land, harvesting four times a year, the average annual yield is 80 kg. Normally, one acre of land harvested four times a year can produce 1,200 kg. Continue reading

Growing tea in Taiwan is not an easy task. In addition to steep terrain, the weather is quite unpredictable. To overcome these challenges, introducing appropriate technology is essential. New technologies not only help with tea garden management and forecasting but also will be the goal... Continue reading

The weather warms, flowers bloom, the wind is gentle, and the day is beautiful. A gentle breeze and bright sunshine. Bees are busy, and tea buds are sprouting eagerly. May this vibrant spring climate dispel the hardships of war. Continue reading

This exhibition has moved from Makuhari to Ariake, which is very close to downtown Tokyo. This time, it is a large international exhibition after the lifting of the pandemic restrictions. Continue reading

This year`s spring tea, especially in the mid to high altitude tea areas, was delayed due to unusual climate conditions and dry weather without rain, leading to slowed tea leaf growth and reduced yield. Continue reading

During the peak tea production season, it`s necessary to travel to the mountainous areas every day, but one thing must always be remembered. Continue reading

Traveling abroad during the New Year period is one of the choices for many people after the pandemic. Continue reading

This evaluation was different from the traditional method of using international tasting standards to judge teas. This time, tea makers brewed the teas for the judges to taste, with each contestant preparing with great care. One contestant even changed outfits to match the flavors of... Continue reading