Taste Tea Like a Professional with Teawala
I recently took Teawala's course on tasting tea like a professional. I really enjoyed the experience and recommend this course for anyone looking to learn more.
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13 Years of Tea
13 years ago today I started a little blog called Tea for Me Please. In this post, I'm taking a look back at my journey and celebrating with a special giveaway!
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Mizuba Tea Co. Organic Gyokuro
Mizuba Tea Co. Organic Gyokuro surprised me with a ton of natural sweetness and notes of pear. I've never experienced another Japanese green tea quite like it.
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Featured Tea Drinker: Indrita Saha
This week's featured tea drinker is Indrita Saha! Make sure to fill out the form if you'd like to be the next tea drinker we get to know.
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The Tea Spot Clouds & Mist
The Tea Spot Clouds & Mist was smooth and sweet with notes of citrus and a slightly smoky finish. Overall it was a comforting and easy drinking green tea.
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7 Indian Tea Regions You Should Know
Darjeeling, Assam, and Nilgiri are the big 3 Indian tea regions people talk about, but there are also so many others to explore. Is your favorite on the list?
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Featured Tea Drinker: Kimberly K.
This week's featured tea drinker is fellow tea blogger Kimberly K.! Make sure to fill out the form if you'd like to be the next tea drinker we get to know.
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Eco-Cha Shan Lin Xi High Mountain Oolong Tea
Eco-Cha Shan Lin Xi was well balanced with fresh notes of pine and crisp vegetables. It is easy-going, but still offers a ton of aroma and flavor.
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Matcha: A Lifestyle Guide by Jessica Flint and Anna Kavaliunas
Matcha: A Lifestyle Guide is a beautifully designed love letter to matcha. This book doesn't take itself too seriously but still offers lots of great info.
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Featured Tea Drinker: Gabriele Messina
I'm excited to announce a new series where I'll be doing mini interviews with tea drinkers each week. First up is Gabriele Messina, founder of Nannoushan.
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Tea Places: Wing On Wo
Wing on Wo is a family-run business that is one of the oldest operating stores in NYC's Chinatown. It is also one of my favorite places to find teaware.
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