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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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Yilan Tea Farmer Huang Zicheng's Self-Produced Pineapple-Scented Ruby Black Tea Wins International 3-Star Honor
The Yilan County Government said today that Sansing Township tea farmer Huang Zicheng recently entered his self-produced "Pineapple-Scented Ruby" in the International Taste & Quality Institute awards in Belgium, and due to its unique aroma and refined taste, it won the favor of the judges and received the highest-level 3-star medal. The county government said
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Taiwan black tea was once presented as tribute to the Japanese Emperor; after the 921 reconstruction, Yuchi Township is fragrant once again
Yuchi Township is located in the heart of Nantou County, at the center of Taiwan. It can be said to be the most famous black tea production area in Taiwan. It features gently rolling hilly basin terrain, stable humidity, an elevation of 600 to 800 m, varied slope aspects, and red brick soil, forming a uniquely blessed geographical environment. Wild mountain tea with a wonderful flavor was already discovered here in the early days.
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India ranks first in the world for black tea, yet even Delhi's Tea King is captivated by Taiwan oolong tea
Many people who have been to India often miss Indian milk tea. Generally speaking, so-called Indian milk tea, beyond milk and tea, has a mixed spice blend - masala - plus quite a lot of sugar, so it tastes sweet, fragrant, and full of milk flavor
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Yuchi Township Black Tea Competition Is Not Just About Roasting and Processing - It Is Also About Integrated Picking and Processing
To coach tea farmers in improving their tea-making skills and quality, the Yuchi Township Farmers' Association chose to hold a large-leaf black tea picking and processing competition at the Yuchi Branch of the Tea Research and Extension Station. A total of 37 tea farmers from Xinyi Township, Ren'ai Township, Zhushan Township tea areas, and various townships and cities across the county registered to participate. Among the contestants
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Darjeeling black tea output plunges 90%, Indian tea prices may soar
Darjeeling black tea, ranked among the world's three major black teas, has recently been severely affected in output by local ethnic conflict and a major strike, with tea production in June alone falling 90%, dealing a major blow to the global tea market. Foreign media reported earlier that eastern India
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Hand-picked Natural Farming Ruby Black Tea, Showcasing Classic Taiwan Fragrance
Sun Moon Lake Ruby Black Tea. Amber-bright red like jade. Unique Taiwan fragrance. Sun Moon Lake Ruby Black Tea (Taiwan Tea No. 18) is the star black tea of the tea district in Yuchi Township, Nantou County, and belongs to the large-leaf variety. Yuchi Township is surrounded by mountains with rolling gentle hills, the soil is slightly acidic red soil, the altitude is about 700
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How did Taiwan, China's coffee make a comeback after 30 years of silence?
While coffee is sweeping the globe, Taiwanese people's coffee drinking habits have also been keeping pace. According to the 2019 "Food Power" survey "Coffee Fans, Which 'Coffee' Can't You Do Without?!", the number of cups of coffee consumed in Taiwan, China rose from 36 cups in 1990 to 204 cups in 2018 in less than 30 years. But in fact, even earlier, Taiwanese people only "grew" coffee rather than "drank" it! Taiwan, China's "black gold industry" even entered a 30-year ice age! So why did coffee cultivation in Taiwan, China rise again later? And how can Taiwanese coffee beans leverage their own unique flavors to break back into the global coffee market? Let "Food Power" tell you!
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Why does India's Darjeeling black tea output keep rising amid drought and the pandemic?
Under the double blow of dry weather and the COVID-19 pandemic, the harvest season in India's key tea-producing regions is facing the dual threat of falling output and stalled tea-picking operations, which could push already-risen tea prices even higher. The UK's Financial Times (FT) reported,
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Stone Camp's solar power resistance: the Fangliao volunteers and a monastic master guard the black pearl
Stone Camp solar power resistance 03 "Fangliao volunteers" guard the beautiful black pearl; a monastic master enters worldly struggle to protect the mountains and rivers
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