ByKathleen Jones
Matcha, a finely ground powder made from specially grown and processed green tea leaves, originates from Japan and is integral to its traditional tea ceremonies. The different matcha tea types include ceremonial grade for tea ceremonies…
ByKathleen Jones
Herbal tea types, a delightful and diverse category within the tea world, have been cherished for their flavors, aromas, and health benefits. This comprehensive guide explores the various herbal tea types, delving into the unique characteristics…
ByKathleen Jones
If you’re a tea enthusiast familiar with the usual varieties of tea such as black, green, white, oolong, and herbal blends, have you ever stumbled upon yellow tea? Known as ‘Huang Cha’ in China and once…
ByKathleen Jones
Did you know Pu-erh tea, from China’s Yunnan province, journeyed across Asia via the ancient Tea Horse Road? Like a fermented time traveler, this tea was compressed into cakes and bricks for easier transport. Today, Pu-erh…
ByKathleen Jones
When you think of tea, you might imagine green (or even dark) leaves, but this is not the case with all white tea types. White tea buds are still covered in fine white hairs when they…
ByKathleen Jones
Did you know that the creation of Oolong tea is often attributed to a serendipitous act of nature? According to a widely told tale, a tea farmer in China’s Fujian province was startled by a deer…
ByKathleen Jones
You have probably already heard of English Breakfast tea, as a popular choice for a morning beverage. Did you know that it’s actually a blend of mainly Indian black teas and that it didn’t originate in…
ByKathleen Jones
Here’s a fun story about green tea : it was discovered approximately 5,000 years ago in China, by the Chinese emperor Shennong (the Divine Farmer). This popular legend says that he accidentally discovered tea when a…
ByKathleen Jones
When talking about the different types of tea, we should include all types of tea that are made from the Camellia Sinensis plant, but also include herbal teas. There are thousands of varieties if we explore…
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