Here at Ten Fu’s Tea Culture, we are about to embark on a sensory journey. Ten Fu’s Tea is more than just a beverage. It is a cultural experience that has been cherished in China for centuries.
Ten Fu’s Tea Company stands as the world’s largest integrated tea enterprise. Lee Rieho founded the Tenfu Corporation in 1993. It started in Fujian. Today, Ten Fu’s Tea has over 1,000 franchised tea stores around China. You can find dozens of these stores right here in Beijing.
Ten Fu’s Tea integrates the entire tea supply chain. It manages everything from harvesting to processing. It also handles packaging, retail, and R&D. The company boasts well-known brands such as Tenfu, Ten Xin, Dan Feng, and Uncle Lee.
But Ten Fu’s Tea is more than just a business. It is a promoter of tea culture. It is also involved in education and tourism. In 2007, Ten Fu’s Tea even established Ten Fu’s Tea College. This was the first college dedicated to the study of tea.
Ten Fu’s Tea was also the first tea company in China to be awarded the title “Famous Brand of China” by the Chinese government.
The friendly staff here will brew small cups of tea for you to sample. Ten Fu’s Tea has promoted more than 1800 types of products. This is where you can try impressive traditional Chinese tea. You can also purchase tea products, tea sets, and tea supplies.
Chinese tea is helpful for health. Worldwide tea lovers have acknowledged this since ancient times. Tea making has become an art of health preserving. Chinese tea can be divided into four categories. These are white, green, oolong, and black. Chinese green tea is the most popular. Famous green teas include Zhejiang Longjing and Jiangsu Bi Luo Chun. Fujian Tie Guan Yin and Yunnan Pu-erh are also popular.
Ten Fu’s Tea offers all kinds of Chinese tea products. These include green tea, black tea, wulong tea, and compressed tea. You can also find Chinese tea sets here.
Ten Fu Group believes in developing its own products. Its main product lines are tea leaves, tea snacks, and tea utensils. Tenfu Group produces an impressive array of teas. Its tea snacks are unique and delicious. Its tea pots and tea utensils are easy to use and worth collecting.
In 2014, Tenfu’s “MY TEA” series was featured at the APEC Summit in Beijing. This is just one example of Ten Fu’s Tea’s cultural significance.
As you explore Ten Fu’s Tea Culture, take a moment to appreciate the rich history and tradition. Every cup tells a story. Every aroma evokes a memory. Every sip is an invitation to connect with Chinese culture.