Sip ➤ November 20, 2024
Herbs & Kettles Darjeeling Yanki Red Oolong Tea
Darjeeling Yanki Red Oolong from Herbs & Kettles was mellow and sweet yet complex. Notes of honey and dark chocolate ended in a mineral, muscatel grape finish.
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Tea People You Should Know: Sen no Rikyu
Sen no Rikyu is the most influential tea master of all time. Here’s everything you need to know about his life and contributions to the Japanese tea ceremony.
Read MoreTea: The Drink That Changed The World Movie Review
Tea: The Drink That Changed The World is a beautiful and engaging documentary. It covers much of the history of tea; from Shennong to Robert Fortune and beyond.
Read MoreUpton Tea Imports Sun Moon Lake (Ruby 18)
Upton Tea Imports Sun Moon Lake was mellow and sweet with notes of brown sugar and baking spices. It is a limited edition tea but, was it worth the price tag?
Read MoreHow to Get Started Making Matcha at Home
Matcha is more popular than ever, but daily lattes get pricey. The good news is that making matcha at home is easy. Here’s everything you need to get started.
Read More7 Cool Things Tea and Wine Have in Common
Tea and wine are two of the world’s oldest beverages. That is not all they share. From terroir to tannins, here are 7 cool things tea and wine have in common.
Read MoreDecoding Tea Tasting Notes: What Do They Really Mean?
What do tea tasting notes really mean? I’m sharing the science behind how we taste, breaking down common descriptors, and giving tips for building your vocab.
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Learn ➤ November 18, 2024
Tea People You Should Know: Sen no Rikyu
Sen no Rikyu is the most influential tea master of all time. Here’s everything you need to know about his life and contributions to the Japanese tea ceremony.
Read More Learn ➤ November 11, 2024
Tea: The Drink That Changed The World Movie Review
Tea: The Drink That Changed The World is a beautiful and engaging documentary. It covers much of the history of tea; from Shennong to Robert Fortune and beyond.
Read More Learn ➤ November 6, 2024
Upton Tea Imports Sun Moon Lake (Ruby 18)
Upton Tea Imports Sun Moon Lake was mellow and sweet with notes of brown sugar and baking spices. It is a limited edition tea but, was it worth the price tag?
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