Tea Places: Cha &
I recently visited Cha &, a new tea bar in NYC's Lower East Side. They have a modern approach that makes tea fun and approachable. The tea flight is a must try!
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Scents & Sips NYC
Scents & Sips is a guided walking tour through the Meatpacking District, Greenwich, East and West Village of NYC. In this post, I'll be sharing the experience.
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Where to Get Matcha in NYC
One of the things I love about visiting New York City is how accessible high-quality matcha is. Here is everywhere that I recommend getting matcha in NYC.
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Tea Around Town – An Afternoon Tea Bus in NYC
Imagine enjoying afternoon tea while driving around New York City and seeing the sights. That is exactly what TopView Sightseeing offers with Tea Around Town.
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Tea Thoughts from the 2023 New York Coffee Festival
I recently had a chance to go to the New York Coffee Festival. Here's everything I saw and did along with some takeaways that the tea industry can learn from.
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Tea Places: Wing On Wo
Wing on Wo is a family-run business that is one of the oldest operating stores in NYC's Chinatown. It is also one of my favorite places to find teaware.
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Tea Places: Kettl Flagship Cafe Brooklyn
Kettl opened a beautiful new cafe in Brooklyn. This amazing space is a must-visit for anyone who loves matcha or Japanese teas. I'm so glad I made the trip!
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Coffee & Tea Festival: NYC 2019
This past weekend I made the trek to Brooklyn for the annual Coffee & Tea Festival NYC. Here's the tea on one of my favorite local events.
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Tea & Fromage with The French Cheese Board and Harney & Sons
Last week I attended a tea and cheese pairing with the French Cheese Board and Harney & Sons. My favorite pairing was Comté and a smoky Lapsang Souchong.
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An NYC Book Signing with Oscar Brekell
Last week I had the opportunity to attend a book signing with Oscar Brekell, author of The Book of Japanese Tea, at T Shop. He brewed two amazing teas and majorly impressed me with the dedication that it took to make this book a reality.
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