Tea for Sacrifice
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Tea for Sacrifice

ByDerry Liu
 @teawish.co TEA FOR SACRIFICE. #teaculture #chinesetea #teawish #teahistory ♬ original sound – Derry@Teawish Tea was used as medicine in the very beginning. Able to retrieve the dying and rescue the wounded, tea was thought as a gift from celestial beings and was respected by all. Therefore, tea was sacrificed to the gods and ancestors in respect.Take…
Story of the expensive tea Laobanzhang
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Story of the expensive tea Laobanzhang

ByDerry Liu
 @teawish.co Most expensive tea Laobanzhang. #chinesetea #teaculture #puerh #yunnanbaiyaocapsule ♬ original sound – Derry@TeawishHi Guys, today I wanna share a special tea with you. It’s called laobanzhang, one of the most expensive teas in China. You see, this is the tea, I just received it from my supplier.Before I brew it for you, I want…
Meaning of Gongfu Tea
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Meaning of Gongfu Tea

ByDerry Liu
 @teawish.co Meaning of Gongfu Tea. #teaculture #gongfutea #kungfutea #kungfu #chinesetea ♬ original sound – Derry@TeawishWhat’s the meaning of Gongfu Tea?Hi guys. Today let’s talk about Gongfu Tea. Before interpreting Gongfu Tea, I must explain the term Gongfu first. When you hear gongfu, what do you link to in your mind? Maybe Bruce Lee, Jacky Chan,…
Sun Dried Dianhong Black Tea from Yunnan
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Sun Dried Dianhong Black Tea from Yunnan

ByDerry Liu
 “Sun-dried” process is different from ordinary black tea.The procedure is withering, rolling, fermentation (focusing on light oxygen fermentation), drying (sunlight drying). There is no high-temperature drying and baking as the ordinary process.Because there is no excessive baking and aroma lifting, the sun-dried process makes Mountain Snowmelt not only resistant to brewing, but also resistant to…
Tea as Camellia Sinensis: Sinensis vs. Assamica
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Tea as Camellia Sinensis: Sinensis vs. Assamica

ByDerry Liu
Although the tea plant is an ancient plant with a long history, the confusion of the nomenclature has continued for almost two centuries. As early as 1753, Linnaneus described the tea plant as Thea Sinensis, and it was modified to Camellia Sinensis in August of the same year. Since then, the genus name of Thea and…