We all could do with a little bit more ceremony in our lives. By taking the time out to do things properly, to mindfully enjoy the moment, and be truly present in every little task or experience, we can elevate even the most mundane act into something really wonderful. There are few better examples of […]
“Gung Hay Fat Choy 恭喜发财” Translation: “Congratulations and have a prosperous year.” Chinese New Year is the time for family, for reflection and to express gratitude. It brings forth the year of the honest and courageous rooster, promising prosperity and hope. It is a beautiful time of the year, when traditional customs are followed and lots of tea related ceremonies are practised. And yes, […]
When it comes to growing teas, Farmers and cultivators praise the unique conditions of the Wuyi Mountain. The soil is rich in minerals with perfect humid climate, great for tea growing. Wuyi Mountain has a narrow valley which makes harvesting a little more challenging, though the gullies and pits are the reasons to why teas […]
Before going on with the tales, we would like to extend our gratitude towards Shinola Singapore for the beautifully customized planner. 2017 here we go! One of the most popular and enduring legends surrounding Wuyi tea is that of Da Hong Pao, the so-called ‘king of teas’, and affectionately known as […]
Wuyi Teas are actually sometimes called as rock teas and are primarily grown in mineral rich and rocky soils. With the low yields that are produced in the terrain, this is the very reason why Wuyi Tea are offered at their expensive prices. These teas also come in their limited supply. Know More about […]
While the word written on the rock might last forever, legends passed from generation to generation might be even more long living. Rock grown tea or yancha brings a lot of tales and legends. Having a history is as important as having a character. This is what defines the tea to the fullest, rounding it up […]
In almost every corner of the civilised world, from New York to London, from Delhi to Beijing and everywhere in between, you’ll find tea. It is the cornerstone of polite society; celebrated for thousands of years in the east, and for centuries in the west, for its revitalising properties, its healing powers, its flavours and […]
