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The Jing Tea Journal

Explore insightful articles, expert tips, and inspiring stories that celebrate the artistry, culture, and flavour of exceptional tea. Whether you're a seasoned tea enthusiast or just beginning your journey, our blogs are your guide to all things tea.

How To Brew The Perfect Cup Of Tea | A Tea Temperature Guide

The habit of boiling water to make tea dates to when water had to be boiled before drinking to make sure it was safe. The UK’s builders brew habit has continued the tradition.

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How To Know Whether Your Tea Is Fresh & Why It's Important

Did you know that tea can take up to a year to reach supermarket shelves? This is a shame because to get the aromatics, flavours, and tastes that make drinking tea remarkable... teas need to be drunk much sooner after they are produced.

Here's our guide to help you keep your tea fresh.

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The Best Teas To Enjoy Over Christmas And When

Christmas is a time for celebration and spending time with loved ones. What better way to do that than with a cup of characterful and flavourful tea? With so many different types of tea available, it can be hard to know which ones to choose.

That's where we come in. In this article, we'll share our top picks for the best seasonal teas to drink this Christmas and the best times to drink them.

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The Different Types of Black Tea

Discover the different types of black tea, from Darjeeling to Assam and Yunnan. Learn how origins, flavours, and quality vary, explore with JING Tea.

What Does Rooibos Tea Taste Like?

Wondering what rooibos tea tastes like? Discover its naturally sweet, smooth flavour and why JING’s single-origin rooibos stands out.

What Types of Teas Are Herbal?

Curious about herbal teas? Discover the different types of herbal infusions from peppermint to rooibos and how to choose the best for your well-being.

A Seasonal Tea Guide

Tea, in all its diverse forms, is a comforting companion to many of us throughout the year. But did you know that tea, much like the seasons themselves, has its own natural rhythm and cycle? Just as we anticipate the blossoms of spring or the warm embrace of summer, tea also follows a seasonal journey that brings unique flavours and characteristics.