Teance Stories

Remembering Winnie Yu

From climbing the "dan cong" trees in Phoenix Mountain in Guangdong, China to chatting with our Tung Ting female tea master Mrs. Su, here are some photos of Winnie during Teance tea trips where she used to bring groups to visit tea farms in China, Taiwan, and Japan. ...
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A Look into Our New Harvest Phoenix Honey Oolongs

Phoenix Honey has a distinct honey fragrance that stays on the tongue after drinking, almost like tea perfume. Each leaf is processed by hand and lightly charcoal-roasted to bring out the honey fragra ...

The Gift of Tea from the Remote Anhui Mountains

The mountains of Jin Zai金寨 in Anhui, China (pictured above) are home to our two Anhui teas: Anhui Wild Foraged Green and Anhui Yellow. Making tea, particularly yellow tea, has been the fami ...

What is Wu Shi 午時 Cha?

Zheng Shan Wu Shi Cha is harvested at wǔshí 午時, or noontime when the sun is at its highest. The tea harvested at wǔshí has absorbed the full sunshine, creating a light and gentle tea with a f ...