searched for one but couldn't find a vocab list for teas and associated phrases

Grabbed a few from websites ,wikipedia etc
(see what happens when I should be practising)

Additions and corrections please
(I'll add them to this post as they are made)


茶 chá tea
茶壶 chá hú tea pot
茶碗 chá wǎn tea cup/tea bowl
杯 bēi cup
蓋碗 gàiwǎn lidded bowl
蓋杯 gàibēi lidded cup
茶文化 Chá wénhuà Tea culture
工夫茶 gōng fu chá Gong Fu tea ceremony

茶樹 cháshù tea plant
茶经 Chájīng The Tea Classic (book)


乌龙茶 wūlóng chá oolong tea
鐵觀音 tiěguānyīn Tie Guan Yin(Iron Goddess of Mercy - type of oolong)
普洱茶 Pǔ'ěr chá puerh tea
君山银针 silver needle tea
龙井 Longjing dragon well
白茶 báichá white tea
黃茶 huángchá yellow tea
紅茶 hóngchá red tea (western style black teas)
包種茶 bāozhŏngchá Pouchong or light oolong
菊花茶 júhuā chá Chrysanthemum tea
桂花茶 guì huā chá osmanthus tea

中国名茶 Zhōngguó míng chá China Famous teas
中国十大名茶 Zhōngguó shí dàmíng chá The Ten Great Chinese Teas

西湖龙井 Dragon Well, Hangzhou Zhejiang, Green tea
洞庭碧螺春 Dongding Green Spiral, Suzhou Jiangsu, Green tea
安溪铁观音 Anxi Iron Goddess, Anxi Fujian, Oolong tea
黄山毛峰 Yellow mountain Tip, Huangshan Anhui, Green tea
武夷岩茶 Wuyi Rock Tea (Red Robe), Wuyi Fujian, Oolong tea
君山银针 Jun Mountain Silver Needle, Yueyang Hunan, Yellow tea
祁门红茶 Keemun Black Tea, Qimen Anhui, Black tea
六安瓜片 Liuan Leaf, Jinzhai Anhui, Green tea
云南普洱 Yunnan Puer, Puer(Simao) Yunnan, Post-fermented tea Puer
白毫银针 White Tip Silver Needle, Fuding Fujian, White tea

生茶 shēngchá raw puerh tea
青茶 qīngchá ripe puerh tea
熟茶 shúchá cooked puerh tea
饼茶 bǐngchá tea cake/disc
沱茶 tuóchá nest/bowl shaped tea
砖茶 zhuānchá tea brick
方茶 fāngchá tea square
紧茶 jǐnchá tea mushroom
金瓜 jīnguā tea melon
筒 tŏng cylindrical stack of tea cakes
筒票 tŏng piào tong ticket

内飞 Nèi fēi small ticketed pressed into a tea cake(to try and reduce counterfeiting)
内票 Nèi piào lage ticket or flyer under the tea cake wrapper

六大茶山 liù dà chá shān Six famous tea mountains

灌木 guànmù plantation bushes
野放 yěfàng wild arbour ?
古树 gŭshù old wild tree

湿仓 shīcāng wet storage
干仓 gāncāng dry storage

甘 gān
回甘 húigān

茶厂 cháchăng Tea Factory
勐海茶厂 měnghăi cháchăng Menghai Tea Factory


奶茶 nǎichá Milk teas

珍珠奶茶 zhēn zhū nǎi chá pearl milk tea
波霸奶茶 bō bà nǎi chá bubble milk tea (Taiwan)


日本茶道 rìběn chádào Japanese tea

抹茶 mǒ chá green tea powder (japanese)
玉露 Japanese Gyokuro
玄米茶 xuánmǐchá genmaicha / Japanese tea with added roasted brown rice

nice list!

corrections:
茶壶 chá hú tea pot
茶碗 chá wǎn tea cup/bowl

抹茶 mǒ chá green tea powder (Japanese: matcha)

additions:

玄米茶 xuánmǐchá genmaicha / Japanese tea with added roasted brown rice

包種茶 bāozhŏngchá Pouchong or light oolong

珍珠奶茶 zhēn zhū nǎi chá pearl milk tea
波霸奶茶 bō bà nǎi chá bubble milk tea (Taiwan)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiwan_teas

Cool idea about publishing it here so there is achance to ammend it before it becomes a permanent non editable list! (:

Did it before with a list of electronics terms.
http://www.skritter.com/forum/topic?id=90746108

Plus with my bad chinese I need someone to double/triple check it
and to make sure I don't miss things or make to many rude/embarrassing mistakes.

What is the correct terms for soy milk and the different types ?
I should add those as well.

Is this correct ?
豆浆 dòujiāng soy milk

Scott is almost done with the editable-published-lists feature, so I wouldn't worry about getting it perfect right now. Great list!

aixx yes 豆浆 dòujiāng is correct for soy milk.

by the way, if you don't already, you may want to use a Chinese popup dictionary in your browser. I just hover over Chinese terms and get a popup definition if the term exists in the dictionary, very useful! I can also press "c" and the definition is copied, "s" and it is added to my Skritter queue, or "Ctrl-5" and the term is looked up under MDBG.

On Chrome you can use the Zhongwen extension:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/kkmlkkjojmombglmlpbpapmhcaljjkde
Firefox has the Perapera-kun add-on:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/perapera-kun-chinese-popup-tra/
Not sure what's available under IE or Safari.

Great list. I drink a lot of Chinese teas, but I know them mostly by their pinyin and English names. You can also look on babelcarp for additional chinese tea terms: http://www.panix.com/~perin/babelcarp.cgi

I've got Zhongwen on chrome but its not to good on the developer versions(slow)

Have perapera-kun.
prefer MDBG on mac(the addon for purchase that plugs into the mac dictionary app)

Problem with dictionaries is you don't know which word (of the few offered ) is the common usage.

I drink a lot of green tea, plenty of oolong and a lot of puerh
(and a lot of coffee - work in a uni lab on embedded systems)

I don't see fenghuang dancong (鳳凰 單叢) or wuyi yancha (武夷 岩茶).

And of course yixing (宜興) and chaozhou (潮州) should be on there too. There's a whole lot of other pottery names and terms that I don't know that should be on a tea vocab list as well...

格雷伯爵茶 Earl Grey
珠茶 Gunpowder Tea
大吉岭红茶 Darjeeling tea