Five Mistakes I’ve Made While Brewing Tea Rebekah from +Teacups and Blossoms wrote a handy post about some of the things can seriously mess up your cup of tea. We’ve all been there! Not adding milk before...
Read MoreA Visit to Té Company New York James fron T Ching wrote about his visit to one of my favorite NYC tea haunts. Té Company is the perfect place to share tea with a few...
Read MoreIs Japanese Tea Safe to Drink? Jordan Hardin contributed a fact filled post to World of Tea about the safety of drinking Japanese teas. There is a lot of fear-mongering out there and I’m glad that...
Read MoreWhat am I Doing Wrong with my Tea? Paul of +White2Tea shared a post on this blog that really hit home. Much ado is made of the process of making tea and it’s easy to feel that...
Read MoreMooncake Brownie Bites I was just drooling with scrolling through all of the wonderful pictures of mooncakes for the mid autumn festival. As luck would have it, +Bonnie Eng posted a recipe that sounds right up my ally....
Read MoreThe Great Tea Bag Debate The Damn Good Tea Blog posted a great comparison of the pros and cons of tea bags. There’s a tea for every place and sometimes bags are a necessity. Once...
Read MoreTea Bowl Series: 刷毛目唐津 – Hakeme Karatsu-Yaki I have four different bowls that I used for matcha but +Oca Ocani‘s post makes me want to add one more to the collection. Karatsu ware is really striking! A...
Read MoreAnnouncing Tea-spiration: My First Book + Pre-order I’d like to send a big round of applause and congratulations to +Lu Ann Pannunzio. She’s releasing her first book. How awesome is that! Compression and Storage – Why It Matters...
Read MoreMini Matcha Donuts Nazanin over at Tea Thoughts posted a super tasty sounding recipe for mini matcha donuts. I have a mini donut maker that I’ve only used a handful of times. I think it’s...
Read MoreWho ARE these people? +Robert Godden did a bit of investigating into the people behind the tea quotes that are often bandied about. The part about Arthur Wing Pinero was particularly interesting to me. Interview with James...
Read More2016 Diving Duck Sheng Puer from White2Tea – Tea Review +Charissa Gascho always seems to have the best props for her tea reviews. An adorable sailor tea owl with his own matching boat was definitely required...
Read MoreCups,Crossroads, and the Way of World Tea Expo +Geoffrey Norman‘s final coverage of World Tea Expo 2016 gave voice to something I think a lot of bloggers were feeling. What is our place in the...
Read MoreMy tasting notes: Gyokuro I recently discovered a new blog called The Tea Squirrel, written by +Anna Mariani, and I’ve really enjoyed her posts so far. The photography in this post is so beautiful. It makes...
Read MoreTotem Tea: Gui Fei Oolong, A Tea Review +Alexsia Wilson wrote a great review of a tea that is coming up on my “to be reviewed” list. I love a good bug bittern tea and Gui...
Read MoreThe Tea and Hat Lady State of the Industry – Day 2 WTE Tea Happiness Reflections on The World Tea Expo: Day 1/2 World Tea Expo, Day 1- Re-Evaluating Tea Education My Japanese Green Tea...
Read MoreAll of my World Tea Expo coverage will be coming out next week. This week’s round up should get you all through until then. These brave souls managed to get their blogs up right away....
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