Ripe Pu-Erh Tasting! Comparing Our New Premium 2008 Tea
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.
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How To Use The Automatic Tea Brewer: Never Over-Brew Again!
April 29, 2022 – Brewing Solution for Beginners & Experts The Automatic Tea Brewer, invented by tea master Jason Chen, embodies C C Fine Tea’s mission of making real tea available to everyone in an easy, convenient, and delicious way. The innovative design ensures the tea is never over-brewed. Tea lovers of all skill levels can easily and elegantly […]
Yunnan Black Tea Tasting & How-To Video: Everything You Need to Discover Their Differences
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.
Ultimate Tea & Teaware Gift Guide
December 14, 2021 – Welcome to our updated 2021-2022 gift guide! This guide can help you choose tea and teaware for friends and family, experienced tea drinkers, and newbies. Crowd-Pleasers: Our Top-Selling Loose-Leaf Teas Choose any two types of our most popular loose leaf teas to create the perfect gift set. The reusable canisters are reusable and recyclable, and […]
Brewing 4 Black Teas: Live Video
September 17, 2021 – Video Notes: Visit the NW Tea Festival nwteafestival.com NW Tea Festival on Facebook Black Teas We Brewed Sip along with us at home! Teaware We Used Join the Next Live Video:
2019-2020 Gift Guide
December 13, 2019 – Looking for the perfect present, but not sure what to pick? This holiday gift guide lists our top recommendations for which tea and teaware to choose! Fail-Safe Brewing for Busy People Even an absent-minded, first-time tea brewer will be able to enjoy a perfectly steeped tea every time with our Automatic Tea Brewers! Upgrades for […]
Matcha: The Hidden History of Chinese Powdered Green Tea
June 4, 2019 – Written by Jason Chen History of Matcha Matcha originated in China and became popular in the Tang Dynasty about 1,000 years ago. A common practice was to hold tea parties. Everyone – officials, dignitaries, the literati, even the masses – received their friends and relatives for tea. It was common for matcha brewing competitions to […]
