How to Brew Mandarin Orange Pu-erh Tea with a Gaiwan
Xinhui Mandarin Oranges pair with Yunnan Pu-erh, which combines the fresh fruity aroma and the mellow taste of Pu-erh tea, forming a unique taste and flavor, and is loved by many people.
Xinhui Mandarin Oranges pair with Yunnan Pu-erh, which combines the fresh fruity aroma and the mellow taste of Pu-erh tea, forming a unique taste and flavor, and is loved by many people.
A small Gaiwan embodies a small world, which contains the truth told by ancient philosophers “Sky covers it, earth carries it, and man nurtures it”.
This is a short video about our visiting to Tian Mu Mountain Organic Tea Garden – Jiuli Tea Garden in Lin’an, Hangzhou.
As the traditional form of Pu-erh tea, cake Pu-erh, brick Pu-erh and Tuocha all take a lot of twists and turns before we drink them at the first time. So how can we loosen and pry Pu-erh Tea in a proper way?
Baojia organic tea garden where several of our organic teas come from is just located in somewhere in Tianmu Mountains in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. Interview tea farmer who has been in the organic tea industry for about ten years. The organic tea garden is now fully established, and has passed USDA and EU organic certifications to ensure the healthy quality of the tea.
TeaVivre specially presents this video to every tea lovers and Yixing fans to introduce you how to season a Yixing teapot. Seasoning a teapot is to better maintain our beloved Zisha teapot, and here TeaVivre just introduce a simple method – water boiling method.