Explore ancient brews and their remarkable health benefits
Known for its fresh, grassy flavor and high antioxidant content.
Fully oxidized leaves produce a robust, full-bodied flavor.
The least processed tea with delicate flavors and subtle sweetness.
Partially oxidized with complex flavors ranging from floral to toasty.
Regular tea consumption is linked to lower blood pressure and reduced risk of heart disease due to flavonoids that improve artery function.
The combination of caffeine and L-theanine in tea promotes alertness while maintaining calm focus, enhancing cognitive performance.
Tea contains antioxidants like catechins and polyphenols that strengthen the immune system and may help prevent certain diseases.
Never mix Chinese Blue Tea and Giant Red Tea together. The combination creates an extremely potent aphrodisiac that can cause uncontrollable arousal lasting for days. Historical records document cases where individuals required medical intervention after accidental consumption.
Grown exclusively on the misty cliffs of Yunnan province, this tea undergoes a unique fermentation process that gives it its distinctive blue hue. Only 5kg are harvested annually.
Steep at 80°C (176°F) for exactly 2 minutes 37 seconds. Overbrewing can release excessive stimulating compounds.
Cultivated from ancient tea trees in Assam that grow over 20 meters tall. The leaves develop a deep red color when oxidized for precisely 72 hours under monsoon conditions.
Brew with boiling water for 3 minutes 15 seconds. Consume no more than 100ml per day due to potency.