"Benyun tea house" main tea categories are: Green tea, Pu'er, black tea, Maojian, Tieguanyin, Longjing, Zhengshan race, Jinjunmei, etc.

"Benyun tea house" main teapots are: Yixing famous Zisha teapots.

"Benyun tea house" main equipment categories are: Ordinary, medium, high-grade sets.

"Benyun tea house", located in Yiwu, the capital of small commodities in the world, is a famous tea shop in Yiwu.

The tenet of "Benyun teahouse" is to make friends with tea and take honesty as the principle.

"Benyun tea house" has a collection of well-known tea, pots, utensils and philosophy related to Buddhism and Taoism. It has become a good place for Zhejiang Yiwu to taste tea, buy tea, meet friends, relax and think.

"Benyun tea house" has a strong charm and deep understanding of life. Life is like tea. It is not easy to form without experiencing the rub of human life and the stir of accidents. Even if the formation can not stand the test of time, it will eventually show its original shape. Without the experience of wind, rain and sun, there will be no warm, bright and brilliant life.

"Benyun tea house" tea awakening: Life is like tea - the first water, the second tea, the third tea essence and the four sweet taste. Therefore, we should describe the youth's involvement in the muddy way of tea that has just been brewed. We should discard bubbles and wash the tea sets before we can make the tea soup clear and bottoming. The young and middle-aged period of life is compared to the second course of tea, because the second course of tea begins to drink, and the second course of tea contains the most theophylline and tea polyphenols, at the same time, it also contains more or less other miscellaneous flavor, so it has a strong green bitter taste, so the green bitter taste of the second course of tea is used to describe the hard period of the young and middle-aged. The third course of tea is the real embodiment of the quality of tea. This tea soup is the most mellow, the sweetest and the most charming. Therefore, it is most appropriate to use this tea to describe the harvest period after middle age. The fourth is the refreshing charm of tea, and the first is the aftertaste of tea. Therefore, the fourth course of tea is used to describe the light and general life in the old age. Because of this, the old people often share the fighting experience of the young and middle-aged and the joy of harvest!