The authors of 101 Teas to Steep Before You Die faced the challenge of narrowing the limitless array of teas to just 101 selections. This book is a must-read!
Read MoreA Magic Steeped in Poison follows Ning, who enters a tea brewing competition to save her sister. In this book, tea literally IS magic (and at times poisonous).
Read MoreIn this interview, I'm chatting with William Dietz about his book Spill The Tea. We talked about his writing process, how flavored teas are made, and more!
Read MorePuerh is one of those categories of tea that always seems to be the hardest to find information about. Here are 6 books that will help you to learn about puerh.
Read MoreThe Way of Chai by Kevin Wilson is part recipe book, part memoir, and part inspirational guide. It's a perfect gift for your friend who lives on chai lattes.
Read MoreEver wonder what tea books are in my library? I'm sharing every single one of them in this YouTube video.
Read MoreSpill the Tea by William Dietz is a must read for anyone interested in tea. He breaks down the intricacies of flavored and blended teas in a conversational way.
Read MoreI'm having a book signing event next month at Tea-For-All in Lawrence, NJ. Admission includes a signed copy of The Tea Recipe Book. Here's what you need to know!
Read MoreI love when I can combine my love for reading with my passion for tea. Here are 7 of my favorite non-fiction books for tea lovers. Have you read any of these?
Read MoreStories of Japanese Tea is an awesome introduction to Japanese teas. Zach did a great job of making this huge subject approachable without oversimplifying.
Read MoreI have a very exciting announcement to make. I wrote a book! You might have noticed that I’ve been publishing fewer blog posts than usual over the last 6 or 7 months. That is because...
Read MoreMatcha: 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.
Read MoreGrow Your Own Tea is a helpful guide to growing Camellia Sinensis. I learned a lot and would absolutely recommend it to anyone interested in growing tea.
Read MoreEvery 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.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreThe World of Tea by Jane Pettigrew is an atlas of the places where tea is grown. I would recommend it as a reference for anyone looking to learn more about tea.
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