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The most expensive type of Da Hong Pao: Rou Gui explained vol.1

The most expensive type of Da Hong Pao: Rou Gui explained vol.1

We have shared some basic knowledge when it comes to Wuyi Yancha, Da Hong pao at large in our previous blogpost. Today, let's take a step further...

The best tea to drink in winter

Few knows about the benefits of tea for fighting against the harshness of winters. To be brief, tea can help to warm and nourish the the body, and ...

An introduction to Da Hong Pao and Wuyi rock tea

What makes Da Hong Pao the most expensive tea in China?An introduction to Da Hong Pao and other Wuyi rock tea (Yan Cha): Rou Gui, Shui Xian. How to...

The Best Tea Drink in Autumn

Autumn is coming, it's getting colder. Cha Moods curates tasty teas that cures your soul and body for this season.

White Tea Primer

What is White Tea? What do they taste like? What's the difference between different white tea types? Dive in with us...

Primer Cold Brew Tea

Looking to explore a different experience with your tea? Try cold brewing it. Here is a small explainer.

First Flush explained

This is a blogpost where you could learn about all the concepts surrounding new green teas: why does first flush matter? what's makes Ming Qian tea...

Five Tips for Green Tea Storage

As mentioned in our recent blog, freshness it one of the most important factor that influences the your green tea experience. It can easily go bad ...

Flavor Password of Tea

One small tea leaf contains thousands types of substances that contribute to its complex textures and flavors. Cha Moods hosts here a tiny chemical...

Brew Green tea in a glass 3 ways

An old-schooled Chinese way of drinking tea is to drink tea with tea leaves in it directly from a glass cup, also known as: 'grandpa style'. It ma...

6 major Chinese Tea category

Chinese tea present different flavors, weight, strength, texture and temperament resulting from different origins and crafts. Let Cha Moods guide y...

How to brew our tea

When drinking tea by yourself, there is nothing wrong with following your heart. However, no matter what grade the tea is, proper brewing technique...