Today is the day. To celebrate the launch of The newly re-written/re-organized Herbal Cooling Tea For Smart People 10-part email course Liangcha.org - Cool Tea Net, the tea community where you can learn about teas and post photos of your … [Read more...]
2011/09/21 by Leave a Comment
Wong Lo Kat The Brand Consumers Trust
Wong Lo Kat The Brand Consumers Trust The Most, The Fastest Growing Herbal Beverage - A Market Leader The third annual 'China brand and Communication Conference' was held recently in Beijing. Present for the conference were government leaders, … [Read more...]
2011/09/03 by 3 Comments
5 Herbal Teas from Guangdong China
Here is a quick introduction to five Chinese herbal teas from the Guangdong area: Xi Huang CaoThe main ingredient in this tea is an age-old Chinese/Japanese medicinal herb known as rabdosia (Rabdosia longituba) or Trumpet Spurflower shown at … [Read more...]
2011/08/15 by Leave a Comment
What is Wang Lao Ji made from? – Part 7 of 7 Licorice
Wang lao ji (???) or wong lo kat in Cantonese is one of China's most popular herbal teas. Wang lao ji is said to be a product that was commercialized and sold by Wang Zebang (???) (nicknamed Wang Ji ??) from Heshan in Guangdong province (????) in … [Read more...]
2011/08/14 by Leave a Comment
Does Wang Lao Ji Have Caffeine?
This is going to be a real wick post regarding a question I received about whether or not Wang Lao Ji having caffeine. Wang Lao Ji is made up of seven herbs and non of them contain caffeine. I have done a seven part series about the ingredients of … [Read more...]
2011/08/08 by Leave a Comment
What is Wang Lao Ji made from? – Part 6 of 7 Prunella vulgaris
Wang lao ji or wong lo kat in Cantonese is one of China's most popular herbal teas. Wang lao ji is said to be a product that was commercialized and sold by Wang Zebang (nicknamed Wang Ji) from Heshan in Guangdong province in 1828. Currently sold … [Read more...]
2011/07/25 by Leave a Comment
What is Wang Lao Ji made from? – Part 4 of 7 Chrysanthemum flowers
Wang lao ji (???) or wong lo kat in Cantonese is one of China's most popular herbal teas. Wang lao ji is said to be a product that was commercialized and sold by Wang Zebang (???) (nicknamed Wang Ji ??) from Heshan in Guangdong province (????) in … [Read more...]
They Don’t Believe in Herbs? So Why Are They Selling Them?
BufferTweetA survey of pharmacists shows that few believe in the organic herbal products sold in their stores. The real estate in pharmacies are the racks next to the dispensary where clients wait while their prescriptions are being filled. Here is where clients kill time looking at items that they might not have planned to buy. But [...]