Valley of Tea Blog | Tea Guides, Origins & Brewing Tips
Wie man losen Tee zubereitet: Ein Leitfaden für Anfänger
A straightforward guide to brewing loose leaf tea. Covers equipment, measurements, water temperature, and steep times for every tea type.
Was ist Oolong-Tee? Der halb oxidierte Tee zwischen Grüntee und Schwarztee
Oolong tea sits between green and black tea in oxidation. Learn what that means for flavor, explore the main styles, and find out how to brew it.
Was ist grüner Tee? Arten, Zubereitung und was ihn auszeichnet
A complete guide to green tea — how it is made, the main types from China and Japan, and how to brew it properly for the best flavor.
Indischer Tee — Geschichte des Tees in Indien
If you’ve spent any time living in England or Ireland, two of the world’s largest per-capita tea drinking countries, then you’ll have enjoyed mug after mug of Indian tea. But there’s more to the subcontinent than bags of British-named tea like Tetley or Twinings. In this blog post, we’re delving deep into India’s tea history and uncovering the legendary origins of chai.
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Geschichte des taiwanesischen Tees
When European sailors from Portugal first set eyes on Taiwan in 1590, they decided to name the island “Formosa” - meaning “the beautiful.” Hundreds of years later, Taiwan’s tea culture has been influenced by mainland China, Japanese investors and the tea-drinking tastes of British traders and sailors. The end result is a unique tea culture and one very special variety. The world famous oolong.
Japanischer Tee — Geschichte des Tees in Japan
This week, our journey through the history of tea takes us across the East China Sea from the birthplace of tea to the land of the Rising Sun. We’ll discover how the famous Japanese tea ceremony was developed, how Japan’s isolation helped a unique tea culture thrive, and discover some of Japan’s most famous and widely loved teas.
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