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Friday Round Up: February 12th and February 18th

February 17, 2017March 1, 2020 Post a comment

Friday Round Up: February 12th and February 18th 1My tasting notes: Indonesian rolled black tea
+Anna Mariani‘s pairing of this Indonesian black tea with homemade olive oil challah bread and olive oil passion fruit curd sounds absolutely delicious. She got to share lunch with Melanie Halim of Harnedong Organic Tea Estate too!

Going Back to Bitaco…with Video
+Geoffrey Norman is doing a sequel month on his blog, revisiting some of his favorite gardens. He had so much to say about this Colombian grown tea that there was no choice to make wonderfully rambling videos of his thoughts.

Tea & Oranges
+Linda Gaylard drew some inspiration from Leonard Cohen’s Suzanne. She paired four different teas with four different kind of oranges. The photography she took of her experience is impeccable as always.

White2Tea – Long Jing (February 2017 club)
Microshrimp’s blog is one that I’ve always enjoyed but it’s fallen a bit silent lately. It’s nice to see something new pop up in my feed again this week. +White2Tea is usually known for their puerh so this post really made me sit up and take notice.

2016 Midas Touch Sheng Puer from Crimson Lotus Tea
+Charissa Gascho, otherwise known as Oolong Owl, reviewed a tea that’s been on my wishlist for a while now. I don’t think I’ve ever seen puerh compared to drinking pepto bismal. But now I want to experience it for myself.

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