tea
LVMH’s New Sino-French Eco Beauty Brand Cha Ling Taps Into Power of Pu’er Tea
Backed by luxury conglomerate LVMH, new cosmetics brand Cha Ling sources its ingredients from ancient 500-year-old tea trees in Yunnan as it emphasizes forest preservation. Read More
Burgundy And Fuzhou Team Up To Trade Tips On Wine And Tea
Producers of Burgundy wine and Fujian tea—two beverages popular in China—are coming together to promote their agricultural heritage with a new agreement. Read More
China’s Luxury Tea Sales Dry Up Amid Anti-Graft Drive
Premium Longjing tea, once more expensive than gold, now flounders as China's ongoing anti-corruption campaign sharply cuts sales. Read More
The Most Worldly Drink: Chinese Tea Comes Full Circle At Tranquil Tuesdays
Move over, Earl Grey. Beijing-based tea company Tranquil Tuesdays aims to popularize high-end Chinese tea in the West. Read More
10 Minutes With…HK Slow-Brew Coffee Evangelist Mike Fung
Hoping to dig deeper into Mike Fung's coffee obsession, Jing Daily recently spoke with the Rabbithole founder about his company, the challenges of introducing a traditionally tea-drinking city to good coffee, and the burgeoning food and beverage revolution that he and others are starting in Hong Kong. Read More
Beijing & Shanghai Craft Brewers Team Up For China’s First Collaboration Beer
The burgeoning craft beer scene in China is set to take another step this month, as Beijing's Great Leap Brewing and Shanghai's Boxing Cat Brewery release the Yunnan Amber, China's first-ever craft beer collaboration. Read More
Aussies & Kiwis, Indie Roasters Race To Tap China’s Booming Coffee Market
Though it remains a relative luxury, price-wise, and the country accounts for less than one percent of global coffee imports, China's growing demand for coffee continues to draw some of the world's top coffee roasters and chains. Read More
Can India Take Advantage Of China’s Growing High-End Tea Market?
How can the second-largest producer of tea in the world sell its products to the largest producer, while promoting its tea as high-end and appealing to a growing number of worldly middle-class consumers? Read More-
High-End Chinese Tea Makes New European Inroads
This week, the Tieguanyin Association of Anxi, Fujian province signed an partnership agreement with a European representative to see Anxi Tieguanyin once again enter the European premium tea market, following a 100-year absence. Read More -
Starbucks Opens “Venti”-Sized Location In Xiamen, Largest In Mainland China
The 400-square-meter, four-story flagship features design aspects and special products that play to the strong influence of China's tea culture in Fujian, along with decor inspired by old Xiamen. Read More
