... happen to know something about tea. For example, Xihu Longjing, Anxi ... about everyone who drinks these teas are familiar with where they ... it's much more difficult. Tea companies here are just not ... Tieguanyin drinkers out there you may have heard of the Wang... the real discoverer of the tea, and interestingly the Bama group...in China. Without branding, selling teas is a salvage business in...

... (China famous trademark) One other thing about Chinese tea "brands": when you ask Chinese, even those who know about tea what kind of tea brands China has, they all say "... longjing", etc. They equate China's famous teas with famous tea brands. Yahoo! I figured out how to copy .... The rest of the world uses the word Tradenames for the teas you mentioned. Jim

> 中国驰名商标 (China famous trademark) One other thing about Chinese tea "brands": when you ask Chinese, even those who know about tea what kind of tea brands China has, they all say "anxi tieguanyin, dongting biluochun, xihu longjing", etc. They equate China's famous teas with famous tea brands.

By the way, here's the Eight Horses Tea website: http://www.bamatea.com/ You will see at the bottom of the page: 中国驰名商标 (China famous trademark)

...who happen to know something about tea. For example, Xihu Longjing, Anxi Tieguanyin...Just about everyone who drinks these teas are familiar with where they come..., and the name of the tea. But to speak of an actual..., it's much more difficult. Tea companies here are just not well... about the quality of the tea. If you want examples of tea... give you some. Eight Horses Tea (八马茶) is supposed to be a ...

niisonge <niisonge@yahoo.com> writes: [...Brands are important in China...] Tea in China - any tea has a problem with branding itself. There are few famous brands. Most teas we know of, we go by the name of the tea and the location where picked - not by company or brand name. This is one area where the Chinese still need ...

...I get an extra brew of green tea by topping off the spent morning ...it sit all day. No matter the leaf there is always a white film ... together by tannins. Or maybe some chemical residue like this and if so ...tea) contains some "poisons" or some natural chemicals (self-produced by the tea plant) that may be harmful ... by unscrupulous vendors to make stale teas seem fresher, but that's another ...

... imagine. Yeah, they got Lipton tea in China. In Shenzhen they ...(like Hong Kong milk tea) from Lipton Yellow label. Elsewhere in ...spring water - and shake - instant iced tea. But the maccha milk...tea was the best of their product I've had so...about the same as in the West. Tea in China - any...are few famous brands. Most teas we know of, we go...by the name of the tea and the location where picked...

... or Chinese traditional medicine) that sheng puerh/green puerh/wild puerh leaf (maybe even green tea) contains some "poisons" or some natural chemicals (self-produced by the tea plant) that may be harmful to humans... i'm somewhat... is also added artificially by unscrupulous vendors to make stale teas seem fresher, but that's another issue. --scott -- ...

...And what's even more weird in China - Lipton tea is actually pretty good here! They sell packages that contain packets of individual servings of powdered tea - to which you just add water and stir (or shake). They got "Lipton Maccha Milk Tea" that's really good. It tastes just like the stuff I could make myself. Lipton sells tea to the Chinese??? That's like selling (poorer ...