traditional holidays

What is the Dragon Boat Festival?

From roaring boats to sticky rice dumplings, the Dragon Boat Festival is a cultural feast. Discover its meaning, how it’s celebrated, and what tea has to do with it.

Julian M., Dunedin

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“Got the white tea as a gift. Really subtle — probably not for people who like bold flavours. But I like that it’s soft and easy to sip while working. No bitterness. Rally good on the cold days”

Renee W., Christchurch

★★★★★

“Nice and smooth. I’ve been drinking this in the mornings instead of my usual supermarket green tea. It's more expensive but there’s a noticeable difference in quality. Not too strong, which I like."

Min L., Auckland

★★★★★

“The Pu-erh is definitely an acquired taste and takes some getting used to. It's earthy and kind of funky — but I’ve grown to really enjoy it. I use to drink something similar with my grandpa so it's nice to think of him whenever I have it - really authentic!'

Penny., Auckland

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"I was looking for a good gift for a friend that has everything when I came across Chan Cha Tea. I went for a Mandarin Puer gift box and it was gorgeous. Smelled really refreshing, even through the packaging! My friend loved it and now we have the odd get together with a cup of Chinese Tea as we try to cut down the coffee!'

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