The European take on herbal tea over a long period of time has even fascinated Chinese medicine practitioners! Since it’s caffeine-free and stimulant-free, it doesn’t interfere with sleeping quality regardless of the time consumed throughout the day. Herbal tea has different plant formulas, and different herbs can be combined to achieve specific effects according to one’s own needs.
Category Archives: Tea Knowledge
Herbal Tea Caffeine Free?Is there any information that needs to be known before brewing and drinking herbal tea? Let us take a look at 10 must-know Q&As before consuming.
Do you love tea but dislike caffeine? Then you should try natural herbal teas. Magnet Herbal tea was founded in 1996 in Taiwan and is well-known as the herbal/fruit tea pioneer that insists on only selecting raw herbal ingredients from high-quality production areas throughout the world.
Magnet Herbal Tea is one of the well-known herbal tea brands in Taiwan, which can often be seen in department stores. Today, let us recommend 5 herbal teas from Magnet!
Some celebrity-owned bubble tea shops are themed on the characteristics of the individual, while others are less conspicuous. Let’s take a closer look at the famous bubble tea shops in Taiwan!
Since the Japanese occupation, Taipei has held historical tea trade significance as it was the primary export area for Taiwanese tea at the time. Let’s take a look at the tea shops in Taipei that are worth visiting!
The essence of Taiwan’s tea is in the Taozhumiao area. “Whenever there is a mountain, there must be a customer, and when there is a customer, there must be tea.” Let us take a closer look at the classic tea shops of Taoyuan, Hsinchu, and Miaoli!
The central area of Taiwan is mountainous and lush with streams of spring water, a natural haven for quality high-mountain tea. Central Taiwan tea is very popular, with a selection of 5 local tea shops. Let’s take a look at the characteristics and stories of each tea shop!
Heytea is a famous Chinese bubble tea chain established in 2017. Heytea is most famous for its tea of inspiration, hence the slogan “Inspiration comes out of nowhere”. The popularity of some outlets generates queues of up to 3 hours long. Let’s take a look at what we can recommend to you!
Looking at the history of tea in Taiwan, although teas are most famous in Taoyuan, Hsinchu and Miaoli, the tea trade in the south is an important factor. In the early days, all Taiwanese tea was sent to Kaohsiung which has a trading port, so it was inevitable that high-quality southern Taiwan tea would gradually develop. This article will introduce selected tea shops in southern Taiwan to help you plan your next visit.










