The pleasure of a well-made cup
Discover the art
of Chinese tea.
Learn the leaves. Find your flavour. Make a little more room for the ritual.
Practical guides to choosing, brewing
and enjoying Chinese tea.
There is more than
one way to love tea.
You don’t need a collection of rare teapots or a perfect ceremony. Start with a tea you’re curious about, pay attention to how it tastes, and let the next cup teach you something.
Here you’ll find clear explanations of Chinese tea types, simple brewing methods and the traditions that give each cup its context.
Six tea families
Follow your taste.
Green tea
Often fresh, vegetal or gently nutty. A good place to begin if you enjoy a light, lively cup.
Look for Longjing or Taiping Houkui.
Learn how to brewTake a closer look
Small details. Better tea.
Tea, with attention
A ritual you can
make your own.
Warm the cup. Notice the aroma. Share another infusion. Chinese tea culture offers many ways to slow down and appreciate what is already in front of you.
An introduction to tea ceremony