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Use discount code: CSPUERH10 to enjoy 10% OFF on the tea room: https://secretteahouse.ca/collections/frontpage of Secret Teahouse. Just mention the code when you book a tea room with them. We are thrilled to announce that we have partnered with Secret Teahouse, a brand in Richmond, BC, Canada (8477 Bridgeport Rd #530, Richmond, BC V6X 3C7). This partnership will allow us to sell the premium teaware including purple clay teapot, gaiwan, porcelain cup, which are all hand made and unique of its kind from their store to our website. In addition, we can also offer offline tea tasting through their store.  Secret Teahouse's Unique Tea...

Welcome to the world of tea! In this blog, we will be exploring the magic of tea beyond the cup. We will be delving into the wonders of tea leaves, fruits, and flowers. You will learn about the renowned "Dashu Cha" or large-leaf tea plants of Yunnan, the nutritious tea fruits, and the enchanting camellia flowers. You will discover the incredible diversity and benefits of the tea plant. Let's start this exciting adventure and uncover the captivating secrets of one of the world's most beloved teas. TEA LEAVES If you're a fan of Puerh tea, you may have heard of...

Did you know the world's most expensive aged tea comes from FuYuanChang (福元昌), a legend ancient tea brand from Yiwu mountain?  In 2013, seven cakes of FuYuanChang Blue Ticket Round Tea (福元昌蓝票圆茶) from the early 20th century sold for an incredible 10.35 million yuan (USD $1.46 million) at the Beijing Jiade Auction Autumn Session. This had broken the record to become the most expensive aged tea at that time. (FuYuanChang Blue Ticket Round Tea 福元昌蓝票圆茶) In 2019, 2235 grams of FuYuanChang's Purple Ticket Aged Pu'er tea (福元昌紫票老茶) from 1920 fetched 23.11 million RMB (USD $3.36 million) at the Tokyo Chuo Auction...

Pu Erh tea is a fermented tea from the Yunnan province of China that is slowly becoming famous worldwide. This tea's vibrant, subtle, and earthy taste and aroma resulted from the fermentation process. This classic Chinese tea has been grown for thousands of years, and both tea connoisseurs and newbies today undoubtedly enjoy Pu Erh tea.  (Sources: Unsplash.com) For many new tea drinkers, ripe Pu Erh tea, sometimes referred to as Shou Pu Erh, a young Pu Erh that has been accelerated in age through a process known as wet-piling, is the preferred aged tea. However, people who have been...