We were extremely lucky to visit our friend’s farm just in the middle of harvesting and tea making season. Huoshan is a wonderful place where world-known Yin Zhen and Huang Ya yellow teas are made. We tasted the tea, visited the factory, the plantations, participated in the harvesting process, had a look at how it’s made and visited a fantastic national park, where we had a chance to see the beauty of the local nature. It was a truly fascinating adventure and we’re happy to share our experience with you.
Find out how tea energy feels like with this amazing tea! In this video we shed some light on the effects tea has on fitness and your energy levels, and how it differs from (for example) coffee. If you would like to try this tea you can always visit our club or check it out online:
Sergey and Dima talk about the opening of the first Moychay.nl Tea Culture Club in Europe, and more specifically in Amsterdam!
Find out about the struggles we had when opening, and explore how the Dutch broke stereotypes which first seemed unbreakable (hint: The Netherlands is not just a coffee-country!).
This time we travel to Lugu Township, Taiwan. We visit tea plantation which is located in the mountains. It is also a well known tourist destination. The owner remembers us. He is happy to see us again. We learn that no equipment is used to water the plants. They are fully natural. Production facility and tea plantation are located at the same place. Large premises are necessary in order to complete two stages of tea processing. We finish up with an interesting story about the moss.
This film is about our second journey to Chaozhou, the birthplace of Guandong oolong teas. I will tell you about harvest seasons in Chaozhou, tea production process and origin of "Duck poop tea" name.
