Sustainability and Tea – An Interview with Sabita Banerji of THIRST
Sabita Banerji of THIRST answered my questions about sustainability and tea. I hope this post provides insights to help us all make more educated decisions.
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The Surprising Tea History of America and Japan
Did you know that the United States was the largest consumer of Japanese tea exports at one time? Here is the surprising tea history of America and Japan
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10 Things I Wish I Knew When I Started Drinking Tea
Hindsight is 20/20. From tuition tea to finding community, here are 10 things I wish I knew when I first started drinking tea. Don't forget to have fun!
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What Determines Caffeine Content in Tea?
There are so many misconceptions about caffeine content in tea out there. Here's everything you need to know about what affects the amount of pep in your cup.
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Every Day a Good Day by Noriko Morishita
Every Day a Good Day is a fun read following the tribulations of a tea ceremony student. I would recommend it to anyone interested in Japanese tea culture.
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Being Tea Teacher Training – Module 7
Module 7 of the Being Tea Teacher Training focused on self-care and creating a personal practice. I can't believe that I am almost done with this course!
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Meet the Tea: Tencha
Tencha is a Japanese green tea that is ground into a powder to make matcha. Here's everything you need to know about how it is made and the best way to brew it.
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What are Tea Pets?
What are tea pets? How do you use them? Where can you buy them? Here's everything you need to know about these adorable additions to tea time.
Read MoreBeing Tea Teacher Training – Module 6
Module 6 of Being Tea Teacher Training focused on some heavy but important topics. I was glad to have such a supportive environment to learn about them in.
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The Life of Tea: A Journey to the World’s Finest Teas by Michael Freeman & Timothy d’Offay
The Life of Tea is packed with beautiful photographs. It was apparent that the authors have a passion for tea and sharing the stories of people who make it.
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