Articles about tea

Nowadays, tea, along with coffee and cocoa, is the top three most popular drinks. But while coffee and cocoa can have adverse side effects, tea, if you follow a few simple rules, is good for everyone, young and old. There is little caffeine in tea, ...

In China, tea has hundreds of names, depending on the growing region, type or variety ("shuixian", "yunnan", "sha-otsun", "oolong", "longji", "tongchi", "baicha", "chenliangcha", "chicha", "tocha", "huacha", etc.). But the most commonly used name, generalizing...

The most expensive tea comes from Fujian Province (opposite Taiwan). There is good air, beautiful mountains. The most expensive tea comes from five tea trees, which are approximately five hundred years old. No one knows whether someone planted them ...

Pu'er is perhaps the most famous Chinese tea today, although it is now produced not only in China. In Chinese, this word is written with two characters - 普 洱, in pinyin - pǔěr.

There is a well-known phenomenal sensation called “tea intoxication”, which has nothing in common with the state of the body that occurs when drinking alcohol or drugs.