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Seven years ago, before the pandemic, I met a young tea seller online. His family made tea, so he was a real tea farmer, not someone simply building a tea persona online. At that time, I saw something else on his social media. He was in love with his girlfriend, and they were planning to

One Thing to Watch Out for When Using a Glass Tea Infuser Cup I really like this type of glass tea infuser cup. It is simple to use, easy to clean, and very convenient for everyday tea drinking. But there is one thing you should watch out for. Be careful when you turn the cup

A glass tea tumbler.A bamboo sieve. Tea leaves dry quietly under the summer sun. Tea was not always an everyday comfort. In ancient China, it was a rare luxury—expensive to produce, and even harder to transport. Ancient records reveal that in some regions, the spent tea leaves from wealthy households were carefully collected, dried, and

I grew up in a home where tea was everywhere. Someone was always brewing it, talking about it, or giving it away as a gift. But here’s the funny part — I didn’t actually start drinking tea myself until my twenties.

This is your introduction to the gaiwan! In this guide, we’ll talk about what a gaiwan is, its benefits, and how to use it. Let’s get started! In this article we discuss the following: What is a gaiwan? How do you say “gaiwan”? Who invented the gaiwan? What’s the difference between a gaiwan and a