Sections In Tea Regions
China's cultural and geographical diversity means that there are a seemingly endless range of tea varieties. One of the striking aspects of China's tea industry is that almost all the tea, unlike India, Africa or Sri Lanka, produced is consum...
After Europeans discovered tea in China, the British took tea plants to India in order to cultivate and develop an alternative source for the growing European appetite. Indian is now one of the World's largest producers and home to some delightful ...
Fujian is one of the largest producers of tea in China and home to some of the most renowned teas in China. With almost 80% of Taiwanese being able to trace their ancestry back to Fujian it is no wonder that Taiwan also is a world renowne...
Located in the South West mountainous corner of China, Yunnan is blessed with some of the most beautiful countryside. It is home to a large number of ethnic minorities making for an extremely colourful province. Some of the larger, more well known ...
Population 54 million Area 100,000 km2 Tea Production Area 170,410 hm2 (5th Largest in China) Climate Subtropical Monsoon; average annual temperature 15-18C. Tea Types Predominantly Green, some Black. Famous Teas Longjing, Anji White, Go...
