March 2025

When tea enthusiasts encounter a fine tea, they often purchase some to store at home, enjoying a cup in their leisure time or brewing a pot when friends visit… Thus, storing tea becomes an endeavor that requires careful attention. If not stored properly, and the taste is completely different when brewed again, it would be […]

The Summer Solstice marks the fourth solar term of summer and the longest day of the year with the most daylight. In the midst of the intense summer, there are always spectacular views. As the solstice arrives, cicadas begin to chirp, heralding the arrival of midsummer, and the growth of all things reaches its peak.

Many friends, after purchasing a type of tea, may not pay attention much to its storage, only to find months later that the tea doesn’t taste as good as it did when they bought it. This is often due to improper storage, leading to flavor contamination. Tea leaves have hygroscopic and strong adsorptive properties, making

With the arrival of the rainy season, rain becomes more pronounced across the country. At this time, many tea enthusiasts often overlook some important moisture-proofing considerations when storing their beloved tea. It is precisely these oversights that sometimes lead to unintentional damage to high-quality tea that has cost a significant amount of money. Heartbreaking! Therefore,

As the summer heat intensifies, drinking tea becomes an essential method for people to cool down. However, improperly stored tea at home can become damp, moldy, and spoil, which is quite regrettable. Based on the characteristics of tea, there are many factors that can lead to spoilage, such as humidity, temperature, light exposure, and oxygen

As the New Year approaches, I visited my uncle’s house yesterday and noticed that he had a lot of tea, but the storage methods were incorrect. The green tea had oxidized, losing its fresh aroma; the black tea had absorbed odors due to poor sealing. To help everyone store tea properly in daily life, I’m

During the hot and humid summer months, improper storage can ruin your fine tea! High temperatures and frequent rainfall in summer require attention to both heat and moisture when storing tea. A moment of inattention to details can turn your precious tea into tasteless ‘rotten leaves’… Surely, no one wants their fine tea to become

When you buy tea and store it for a while, the flavor may not be as good as when you first purchased it, possibly due to improper storage. Tea has a strong ability to absorb moisture and odors, easily picking up water and odors from the air. If exposed to high temperatures, humidity, and sunlight,

Tea, especially the rare and good ones, isn’t meant to be consumed in just a few sips. Although most households won’t have an entire room dedicated to tea storage, there are usually several types of tea to cater to the family’s preferences, not to mention the teas gifted by friends and relatives, which can accumulate