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Accidental Discovery of TeaIn 2737 BC, legend has it that leaves from a tree dropped into Emperor Shen Nung's cup of boiling water. The servant had boiled the water for hygienic reasons before the emp … read more

Cultivation of health is a central aspect of Asian culture. Tea have become both an enjoyment of life and a nature medicine. Traditionally, people take time off for tea either to enjoy a period of rep … read more

Fight Cancer & Heart DiseaseTea contains antioxidant compounds of polyphenols that help the body fight harmful free radicals. It is believed that harmful free radical can lead to cancer and heart … read more

The most common misperception is that the different types of tea come from different tea plants. Black, Green and Oolong teas are all derived from the Camellia sinensis evergreen plant. The difference … read more

Steeping time presented below is for using 1tsp of tealeaves to make an 8oz cup of tea. We recommend boiling fresh cold water. Boiling water should be poured onto the tealeaves instead of doing the re … read more