Tea Knowledge

What is Rooibos Tea? Rooibos tea, also called red tea or red bush tea, is a herbal tea from South Africa. Rooibos tea is different fro...

What is Pandan Drink? Pandan drink is a refreshing and aromatic green juice, brewed from pandan leaves. Pandan (screw pine) is a nativ...

Benefits of Chrysanthemum Tea Chrysanthemum Tea is a refreshing, floral scented, and mildly sweet herbal tea, brewed from white or yel...

Gyokuro Tea Gyokuro is one of the highest quality and most expensive Japanese green tea. In Japanese, gyokuro means jade dew, which re...

A Guide to Genmaicha Tea What is Popcorn Tea? Genmaicha Tea is also called popcorn tea. The name comes from the roasted rice mixed in...

What is Thai Tea? Thai tea is an iconic Thai beverage sold in drink stalls all over the country and in Thai restaurants worldwide. The...

What You Need to Know About Oolong Tea What is Oolong Tea? Oolong tea or black dragon tea is a traditional Chinese tea popular in Asi...

Earl Grey Tea Earl Grey Tea Characteristics Earl Grey Tea is a British blend of black tea and bergamot oil. Warm red to dark brown in...

Everything You Need To Know About Sencha Green Tea Characteristics Sencha (煎茶) is the most popular type of green tea in Japan, making...

Jasmine Tea Origin Jasmine Tea has a very light and pleasant aroma almost like a sweet perfume that can definitely spice up your tea c...

Assam Tea What is it?        Assam Tea (also known as Assam black tea, breakfast tea, British tea, or Irish tea) is a popular type of...

What is Hōjicha? (ほうじ茶) A popular type of Japanese green tea is hojicha which may not seem like green tea at first glance because the ...

So What Exactly are Tapioca Pearls? One feature that make bubble milk tea (also called Boba or Pearl Milk tea) stand out from other d...

Bubble Tea Explained  One popular go-to drink is milk tea. With a growing market size of approximately 2.5 billion baht just in Thaila...