Growing up we’re often told that “Money doesn’t grow on trees.” After my recent experiences, I can say with full confidence that this is wrong. Those familiar with my blog know that I am a tea enthusiast. Recently, I took it upon myself to take a trip...
Black tea is easily the West’s favorite tea. Different black tea types are grown all around the world. Due to intense oxidation, they have a much bolder flavor profile compared to other teas. Black teas usually have a dark amber color, a smoky aroma, malty flavor, and...
For many westerners, the notion of black tea revolves solely around Darjeeling, Ceylon, and their blends. Conveniently packaged in tea bags, they have always been the most available selections in every supermarket and hotel. However, their bold, malty even citrusy...
You might not like the grass, vegetal-like flavor of green tea or the strong, malty nuances that come with black tea. If you aren’t a fan of either, you might want to try the Oolong tea, which falls between green and black tea. Oolong tea is considered the best of...
We all know that there are many health benefits associated with drinking tea. Since all tea comes from the same tea plant, no matter which kind you choose to drink, green, black, white, or oolong, you will reap many of tea’s health benefits. However, there is one kind...
When it comes to tea, green tea has always been my go-to tea for everything. This month I decided to visit a tea expo in Beijing and try some new varieties. To my surprise, there was not much green tea there. In fact, most of the vendors were exhibiting white tea. I...
Research has shown that drinking green tea can be very beneficial for health. When talking about the health benefits of green tea, many people wonder if there is a “best time to drink green tea”. Though there isn’t such a thing as the best or right time to...
With another wave of newly infected, many are looking down the barrel of another lockdown. As if last winter’s lockdown weren’t stressful enough. In times of duress, many people reach for food to help them cope. When feeling the quarantine blues, it is easy to want to...
Hong Kong Milk Tea is one of the most popular drinks in Hong Kong (HK) and can literally be found on every block. It is made of strong black tea with the addition of evaporated and condensed milk. The condensed milk adds a dash of sweetness and makes it all the more...