All six types of tea can irritate the stomach. If you have a sensitive stomach, it’s best to choose teas with a higher fermentation level, such as black tea and dark tea. Also, avoid drinking tea on an empty stomach and limit strong teas. Click to read the blog and learn which teas are...

Drinking tea is undoubtedly beneficial for your health. China is the birthplace of tea, and nearly all the world’s tea varieties originated from China, whether in terms of craftsmanship or tea plant species. For thousands of years, China has preserved its traditional, handcrafted tea-making techniques. Chinese tea is completely natural, without any artificial flavorings...

Drinking tea can indeed cause teeth to yellow, but maintaining good oral hygiene can reduce the impact. Tea also helps prevent cavities and reduce bad breath. Read the blog to learn how to remove tea stains and discover the benefits of tea for oral health.

Generally, drinking tea results in lower caffeine intake compared to coffee. Since tea leaves can be brewed multiple times, the overall caffeine consumption is reduced. Learn how to effectively reduce caffeine intake by selecting the right tea leaves and controlling water temperature to minimize caffeine consumption.

Ripe pu-erh tea is a unique Chinese tea. Through our comprehensive introduction, learn about its distinct fermentation process, rich flavors, and numerous health benefits. Discover how this traditional tea can enhance your well-being.