Friday Round Up: March 19th – March 25th
Trek to Brooklyn 2017 I was a bit bummed to miss the NYC Coffee and Tea Festival for the first time in many years. Thankfully I was able to live vicariously through +Jo J‘s blog post....
Read MoreTrek to Brooklyn 2017 I was a bit bummed to miss the NYC Coffee and Tea Festival for the first time in many years. Thankfully I was able to live vicariously through +Jo J‘s blog post....
Read MoreUnited States of Tea – Mauna Kea Tea, Hawaii +Georgia SS did an awesome interview with the owners of Mauna Kea Tea, one of my favorite U.S. based tea growing operations. Their passion really comes through...
Read MoreWant It Wednesday: Toronto Tea Festival 2017 Rachel at Tea Nerd put together a list of some of her favorite finds from the Toronto Tea Festival. I need all of the tea things! The matcha...
Read MoreOollo Tea’s Oriental Beauty Michelle from One More Steep reviewed a tea that sounds as beautiful as it looks. The shot she got that showed the fuzzy hairs on the leaves is awesome! I haven’t...
Read MoreMy 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...
Read MoreThe science and nomenclature of tea processing. Part 1: Enzymatic browning. The science behind tea processing is something that we are still learning about and there are a lot of myths still being floated around...
Read MoreGongfu Tea Part 1: Getting into Gongfu Tea The Tea Letter is a new to me blog that I just started subscribing to. This week’s post is a perfect introduction to the world of gongfu...
Read MoreLet Faith Arise There are many tea people in my life who are inspirations. +Darlene Meyers Perry is definitely one of them. This post about her journey to Japan is a reminder that sometimes you just have...
Read MoreTea and Presidency +sara shacket published a timely post this week on intertwining histories of tea and the U.S. presidency. I don’t think it’s a coincidence that so many historical greats had a penchant for the leaf....
Read More5 Things I Know About Tea, That I Didn’t Know Last Week Elizabeth is the author of a new to me blog called The Tea Journals. She’s just starting to go down the rabbit hole...
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