A weekend trip to Meng Ding Shan
Impressions of China's oldest tea-growing area in photos - Meng Ding Shan
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Impressions of China's oldest tea-growing area in photos - Meng Ding Shan
We're really proud to add a new tea to our line-up today - it's called Tai Ping Monkey King, and it's possibly the most ridiculously green Green tea we've ever seen.
The new KLiP tea brewer has already reached its funding goal on Kickstarter - will it change the way we brew tea?
Fancy a 40 hour train journey? That's what Raphael did in his first few days of work on a tea adventure to Hunan, central China.
To help you warm up this winter, we're offering 15% off all of our roasted Chinese teas until the end of January (or while stocks last!)
So I took this photo on a recent tour around the tea farm where some of our teas come from - can you guess how old this tea is?
If we could revive Smellovision from early 1990s TV, we would - instead, you'll have to make do with one of the first complete photo guides to making Jasmine tea available on the internet!
A few days ago, we were lucky enough to be on set to watch the Chinese national TV station camera crew filming a new lengthy series about tea here in Fuzhou!
If you're interested in Chinese Chess, or want to find out what it is, one of our customers is hosting the 2012 UK Chinese Chess Championship in Stockwell on 15 September - read more for details!
Fuzhou's most famous export, Jasmine Tea, is almost ready to produce. As mid-summer approaches, the native Jasmine flowers start to bloom and release their heavenly fragrance!