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Taiwan Premium Black Tea Flavor Evaluation: Yang Minzhu Wins Grand Prize with Miaoli Maoli Hong
The Miaoli County "Maoli Hong" premium black tea evaluation competition enters its 8th year this year, with 32 tea farmers and merchants from across the county entering a total of 178 entries. After two days of judging yesterday and today, Yang Minzhu of Miaoli City won the Grand Prize, with a price per Taiwan catty reaching as high as 28,000 yuan. The judges believe this year's
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Engineer Turned Tea Farmer for 10 Years Wins Grand Prize at Hsinchu County 2021 Oriental Beauty Tea Black Tea Competition
Hsinchu County held its annual Oriental Beauty Tea summer tea competition finals this morning. This year there were a total of 10,726 jin of submitted tea samples, with total registration points reaching 943. Although this year adopted online livestreaming, the judging process still invited professional Tea Research and Extension Station experts to carry out the judging work.
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He couldn't bear to see pesticide cans scattered across the farmland, so he spent 8 years converting it to organic and turning it into an ecological paradise
How long does it take for a seed of good intention to sprout and grow strong? Lai Yu-wei told me that he spent 8 years, through the first 5 years of transition and the last 3 years of nurturing the soil, to heal a piece of land ravaged by pesticides and chemical fertilizers. The regional ecology finally had a chance to breathe, rest and be reborn. Right at
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Black tea comes in diverse flavors, blended with ingredients from different origins to create a ever-changing range of tastes
Black tea originated in Fujian, and in just one or two hundred years, amid the commercial currents around the world, black tea broke through national boundaries and became an important part of tea drinking everywhere. Looking back on this one or two hundred years of history is truly fascinating.
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Honey-Scented Black Tea Competition Results Announced: Century-Old Tea Factory in Sanxia, New Taipei, Taiwan, China Wins Grand Prize
Sanxia District in New Taipei City is known for its "honey-scented black tea," and the New Taipei City Honey-Scented Black Tea Competition is held every year. Although this year's event was postponed due to the pandemic, 270 tea samples still entered the competition. The Sanxia Farmers' Association announced the winners yesterday, selecting one Grand Prize, 14 Head Prizes, 2 Gold Prizes
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Darjeeling tea and edible oil industries mainly concerned about zero-tariff imports from Nepal
Under the South Asia Free Trade Area (SAFTA) agreement, zero-tariff imports from Nepal have become a major concern for the Darjeeling tea and edible oil industries. The Darjeeling tea industry, which is a major victim, as cheaper Nepali tea enters, has
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Longtan, Taoyuan: A Century-Old Tea-Making Powerhouse, Wandering the Ponds and Enjoying the Scenery
Longtan's tea industry was once at its peak; during the golden age there were even hundreds of tea factories. Although such prosperity is no longer seen today, what charm does the century-old Fuyuan Tea Factory still possess that continues to draw visitors' attention? Besides tea culture, because Longtan is dotted with large ponds, there are quite a few attractions born from these ponds. Beyond the natural scenery, Longtan's Hakka cuisine is also well known. Visiting Longtan lets you enjoy both beautiful scenery and delicious food!
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Roaming the Bagua Mountain Tea Fragrance Trail and Enjoying a Deep Forest Breath
Focusing on central Taiwan, both Changhua and Nantou have many famous tea plantations, such as the Ruan'an Tea Plantation in Zhushan, Nantou, also known as the Bagua Tea Plantation, because its terrain is oddly curved and shaped like a bamboo hat, making it a famous photography spot. The tea plantations ring around in circles just like the bagua, and if surrounded by mist and clouds
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Organic tea gardens have more spiders in both number and species than conventional ones, with better biodiversity
Spiders are natural enemies of tea pests such as the tea mosquito bug (Helopeltis spp.), and tea gardens with abundant spider ecology help eliminate tea pests and are also an important indicator of tea garden biodiversity. Over the past two years, the Endemic Species Research Institute of the Council of Agriculture conducted field spider surveys in the tea areas of Yuchi Township, Nantou County, and
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The Beauty of the Terroir of Hualien and Taitung Tea Gardens, Let Us Take You to Find Out
Follow in the footsteps of Hu Chung-yi, Director-General of the Agriculture and Food Agency, as he personally visits the tea gardens of Hualien and Taitung to pick tea and see who the real tea-picking experts are. Taiwanese people love drinking tea, but few actually travel to the places of origin to see what tea really looks like. To help more people appreciate the beauty of Taiwan's tea villages, the Agriculture and Food Agency began promoting
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