Tea Blog
Here in the Pacific Northwest, our water comes from a truly special source. The majestic landscape filters water through ancient lava beds, delivering some of the purest water in the world via the McK…
High Mountain Oolong Tea: The Pinnacle of Taiwanese Tea Culture
In Taiwan, "high mountain tea" is defined as tea grown at an elevation of 1,000 meters or higher. To better understand the impact of elevation on tea plants, we’ll take you on a journey to…
Breaking Apart a Puer Cake: A Kung Fu Brother’s Advice
When I was living in Taiwan, I had the chance to visit a kung fu brother’s house one evening. For context, in traditional Chinese martial arts, a "kung fu brother" refers to someone who studies under…
The Tea That Helps You Slow Down and Savor Life
At J-Tea, we’re here to help you find the teas you love, whether for personal enjoyment or for your business. Let us know what you’re looking for, and we’ll help you uncover something extraordinary.Me…
Selling Tea by Weight & the Fascinating World of Bug-Bitten Tea
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’…