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Teaware: The Gaiwan



The Gaiwan (gài-wǎn, literally lid bowl) is perhaps the most versatile piece of teaware. It can be used as a teapot, a taster’s mug, or in place of a tea cup. The optimum material for it is porcelain. They come in various designs and a huge range in prices, from very affordable mass-produced ones to one-of-a-kind artist pieces. It might have been invented as a tea tool in the 9th century but the present-day form got popular only after the 18th century.

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How Can Black Tea Endure Brewing?



Someone asked, will brewing black tea with boiling water make the tea leaves intolerant to brewing?

Whether a tea can withstand brewing is related to the ratio of tea to water, the brewing time and the quality of tea leaves, but not closely related to boiling water.

What Exactly Is Black Oolong Tea?



Black oolong tea is a type of oolong tea, which is the charcoal-flavored Tieguanyin tea, commonly known as "cooked fire tea". It is made from the light-flavored Tieguanyin through secondary roasting over charcoal fire. Black Oolong tea is based on the traditional semi-fermented Tieguanyin tea. The charcoal is roasted for about 5-7 hours. The heat must be just right. The temperature is not too high, 50-60 degrees is the best, because traditional charcoal-fired Tieguanyin tea must be taken care of by someone to prevent excessive impact on the quality of the tea itself.

The Tea-Tasting Life Of The Dutch People



When it comes to Westerners drinking tea, people will naturally think of Britain, the world's tea consumption kingdom. In fact, it was Dutch merchant ships that first introduced tea to Europe.

What Kind Of Tea Is Best For Making Milk Tea?



Milk tea has become the most common fresh drink in people's lives.

Nowadays, beverage shops use a variety of teas as milk tea bases to brew new tea drinks with a wide variety of flavors. For example, the most commonly used tea bases are black tea, green tea, oolong tea, Pu'er tea, etc. However, when it comes to the most suitable tea base for making milk tea at the beginning, it is still CTC broken black tea.