A thirst for tea knowledge leads to Asia - Kansas City Star

Kansas City Star

A thirst for tea knowledge leads to Asia Kansas City Star Oolong: Known as the champagne of tea, oolong ranges from floral to a roasted aroma, from fruity to notes of roasted sugar, and its liquor can be pale yellow, reddish or amber. Grown in southeastern China (where it's called pouchong) and Taiwan. Wuyi ... and more »

What works, what does not when battling the bulge - Victoria Advocate

What works, what does not when battling the bulge Victoria Advocate The Wu-Yi Tea Diet: Gives you no more benefits than tea you get at the grocery store.The Subway Diet: ... The Tapeworm Diet: You actually swallow the egg of a parasitic tapeworm and let it grow in your body for 10 weeks.The Wu-Yi Tea Diet: Gives you no ... and more »

Brewing up the cup that cheers naturally - China Daily

China Daily

Brewing up the cup that cheers naturally China Daily Tea has been one of the most important Chinese exports for several years now, with the Wuyi blends being the cup of choice among connoisseurs of Chinese tea. Black tea is one of the major components of the global trade and accounted for 66 percent of ... and more »

Consumed by their passion for rare Chinese teas - Los Angeles Times

Los Angeles Times

Consumed by their passion for rare Chinese teas Los Angeles Times The teas are steeped in history, folklore and ritual. One tea tree in the Wuyi mountains is said to have been honored with the red robe of China's emperor after its leaves cured the ruler of a deadly illness. The new connoisseurs try to teach ...

Patent attorney testifies about failed Mo. factory - CBS News

Patent attorney testifies about failed Mo. factory CBS News 15, 2009, that appeared to be a translation from the Wuyi District Management Committee in China indicating that government environmental officials had raised concerns and that Mamtek had agreed to withdraw from the project in Wuyishan City. and more »