Tea Blog
In Taiwan, I’ve always loved the eateries in student areas where food is sold by weight. The concept is simple: rice is separate, and you pay based on the weight of the delicious items you choose. It’…
Roasted Tea Season
It’s that time of year—roasted tea season! As the days grow colder, there's something deeply satisfying about sipping a warm, roasted oolong. Here are some highlights from our collection that truly sh…
Herbal Tea: Is It Tea or Tisane?
Let’s talk about herbal tea. Yes, I said it—herbal tea. Now, if you’ve spent time around tea enthusiasts, you’ve probably heard them say, “It’s not really tea.” But if it’s not tea, what is it? They’l…

Roasting Oolong Tea: The Story of Black Dragon
Roasted oolong can be incredibly delightful—the nutty, rich, full-bodied toasted notes captivate the senses like no other tea. The lingering finish feels textural and very comforting. Recently, we ran…

Cooked Puer Tea
Understanding puer tea starts with exploring the distinctions within this class of tea, notably between cooked (shou) and raw (sheng) puer. These categories are fundamentally different in terms of pro…