At this point, you should have a good grasp on the idea of tea…now we should take a few moments to give you a bank of words. This should help you in speaking the language of tea.
Author: Tea Guy
Tea 201 – White Tea – Downy Buds
White tea is the youngest harvested buds of the Camellia sinensis plant almost exclusively in the Fujian province of China.
Tea 201 – Origin – Where Tea is Grown
It would not be a proper lesson on tea without sitting down and discussing the origin of tea. Where is it grown? More importantly where can it grow?
2012 Tea Bloggers Choice Award Winners
The results are in! Tea bloggers from all around, and our readership have weighed in through blog comments, emails, Facebook and Twitter to compile the following results for this year’s Tea Blogger’s Choice Awards presented by the Association of Tea Bloggers.
Tea 201 – Pu-erh Tea – Shu Pu-erh
Shu Pu-erh is also known as “ripened” Pu-erh, created in the 1970s to accommodate the growing need for aged Pu-erh in China and Taiwan.
Tea 201 – Pu-erh Tea – Sheng Pu-erh
Pu-erh tea: the wine of teas. I know by now that some of you know what Pu-erh is based on my article on Chinese Mythology: The Legend of Pu-erh.
Tea-Guy Voted Top Healthy Living Blog By Blog Nation
Tea-Guy.com has been voted a top healthy living blog by Blog Nation.
Tea 201 – Lies of Misstatements About Tea
While Americans still drink more coffee than tea, the popularity of our Camellia sinensis is rapidly growing. Most of its popularity is because of the supposed magic properties of tea.
Tea 201 – Chinese Black Teas
Black tea, known in China as red tea, is the most common product produced by our favorite Camellia sinensis plant. It’s the most consume type of tea in the world; however, it is the least popular style in China.
Tea 201 – Why Japanese Greens Are Unique
Japanese Tea. Usually this means green tea of some kind but why is it so special?