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Friday Round Up: April 2nd – April 8th

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MattCha: Can a Modest  Ol’ Tea Blog Make a Comeback?
I’m loving all of the tea blogs of the past that have made a comeback lately. This week brings us a surprise post from MattCha’s Blog, the first in three years!

The Tea Horse Road
I don’t know how I never heard of TeaStorys before but I’m really glad that I found them. The Tea Horse Road is definitely one of the more fascinating stories that the tea world has to offer.


Three Teas from Tea Dealers
+Georgia SS reviews some very intriguing teas from Tea Dealers, including a white lotus tisane from Korea. The charcoal roasted TGY is definitely on my wishlist now.

Old Ways Tea Company: Black and White, a Wuyi Tea Review
+Amanda Freeman compared a black tea and a white tea, both from the Wuyi region of China. I’ve definitely never heard of a white tea from there before.

Tea Review: Organic Sun Drop Pink Tea 2nd Flush (Kanes)
+Heather Porter had a chance to try the elusive Sun Rouge, a purple tea that is now being produced in Japan. The color of the liquor after adding lemon is really eye catching. Her tasting notes remind me quite a bit of some of the Kenyan purple teas that I’ve had.

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