I feel very lucky to live in Taiwan and to learn from the best tea master (Teaparker, author of over 10 books about tea). Now I also want to help my worldwide readers get the best Chinese teas.
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Thanks to Matt's kindness, I have received a sample of his Wild Hadong Ddok Cha. It is a pressed green tea cake and is most probably very close to the way green tea used to be processed in the Tang dynasty (618-907), when most teas were processed as...
Hot springs are to Taiwan what sauna is to Northern Europe: the best place to find warmth and relax when the weather turns cold. I have enjoyed going hot springs ever since I came to Taiwan. They are located in the mountains and the view of the dark...
Faire du thé en appartement, c'est recréer une ambiance, un style à l'aide de ses accessoires, de son Cha Xi. La palette des possibles est infinie.
Ici, pour cette brique de puerh cuit des années 1990, je veux ne cherche pas à faire 'ville' et...
Je vous recommande le nouveau reportage-photo de Philippe Coste: La production de thé puerh, qi fait quoi. Sur cette même page, vous retrouverez les autres articles qu'il avait publié sur mon blog. Merci, Philippe, de nous mettre le Yunnan à la...
I'm glad to present this simple set that will let you boil water the old fashioned way, with charcoals. Water tastes rounder, sweeter and more alive when boiled over the gentle fire of burning charcoals. And thanks to the porous and thin zisha clay of...
Qinghua est la décoration bleu-et-blanc apparue durant les dynasties Tang et Sung et qui a connu son essor durant la dynastie Yuan. Ce type de décoration a imposé Jingdezhen comme la capitale mondiale de la porcelaine. Et le qinghua est devenu le...