What is Oolong Tea? Do you understand tea culture and the benefits of Oolong Tea? Does it have high caffeine? Oolong Tea is one of Taiwan’s most famous tea. In fact, oolong tea is not actually a type of tea, but rather a fermentation method of tea.
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When it comes to lemon tea, I believe everyone is familiar with it. The popularity of lemon tea is not only loved by women, but also by men, elders, and children. Do you really know about lemon tea? Do you know the specific benefits of lemon tea?
Do you like drinking herbal tea? It is often said that “girls love flowers and drink scented tea”, but people’s preferences for herbal tea are not based on gender or age group. Herbal tea makes people fall asleep easily, get beautiful skin, even helps digestion, cools off heat, and relieves greasiness.
Starting from “tea brewing tips”, ABoxTik of tea series is a series of 6 Taiwan exquisite teas, and it is the purest and elegant proposal in the bustling city. Want to taste the encounter between tea and boutique? Then you can’t miss these six Taiwan teas!
Do you like to drink black tea, milk tea, green tea or oolong tea? Newbies want to try brewing black tea, but what should they do? What is breakfast tea? What is English breakfast tea? Is it a type of black tea? What are the health benefits?
Osmanthus tea is one of the main types of tea in China, which is a scented tea made from osmanthus and tea fumigate. Wondering what are the benefits of osmanthus tea? Why does Chinese medicine recommend osmanthus tea so much?
Many Taiwanese may not have ever drunk Sijichun(Four Seasons Tea), but have seen Sijichun. However, have you ever wondered why Sijichun is so common in Taiwan? And do you know that Sijichun leaves can also be used to make many kinds of tea blends?
Many people will want to ask, Earl Grey is just Earl Grey, why are there so many types of Earl Grey? What is the difference between Lady Earl Grey and Royal Earl Grey? Today, I will inform you about not only Earl Grey, but also the comparison and introduction of Twinings!
Get to know Ruby Black Tea, Taiwan’s TTES No. 18: its cinnamon and mint notes, batch-dependent ripe-fruit impressions, brewing references and thoughtful storage tips.