March 6, 2023 – Green Tea for Spring Spring is coming! In the Chinese lunisolar calendar, we are entering the time of Waking of Insects (Jing Zhe), when hibernating creatures awake after winter. As the weather begins to warm, we are also waking up, and reaching for lighter, more refreshing flavors. Time for green tea! 3 Types of Green […]
May 12, 2022 – In this tea tasting session, we try three Ripe Pu-Erh teas, also known as Shou, Shu, Black, or Cooked Pu-Erh. Enjoy a video or text version.
January 27, 2022 – We try 3 teas in this Yunnan Black tea tasting: Yunnan Black (Tian Hong), Jing Mai Ancient Black Loose, and Jing Mai Ancient Black Tea Cake.
December 14, 2021 – Video Topics: Brewing tea for holiday get-togethers How to choose and use different Automatic Tea Brewers Intro to the most popular holiday teas, chosen by you! Teas We Brewed Sip along with us at home! Teaware We Used Join the Next Live Video:
June 15, 2020 – Part 2 focuses on the history of Pu-Erh tea in Jing Mai. You may also enjoy Jason’s Tea Diary – Jing Mai Pu-Erh: Part I, about our source of Jing Mai Pu-Erh Tea. Writing & Photography by Jason Chen In the early morning dawn, the crowing birds are waking up Jing Mai Mountain City, where […]
June 3, 2020 – Writing & Photography by Jason Chen The Trip to Jing Mai In April of 2019, I took off on a 7:45 am flight from Shanghai Pudong Airport to Xishuangbanna, the southernmost airport in China. Four hours later, A Liang, a good friend, came to pick us up at the airport and then drive us to […]
August 18, 2017 – Most people in the United States have heard of green and black teas. Some have even tried oolong teas or white teas. But what about Pu-Erh teas? What are yellow teas? And what actually makes all these types of tea different? Well, buckle your seatbelts tea lovers, it’s a whirlwind of tea knowledge coming at […]
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