Review Archives - Tea for Me Please

Connect ► February 7, 2022

Goshisochaji – A Film About Japanese Tea

Goshisochaji is a must-see documentary for anyone who enjoys Japanese teas. The cinematography is stunning and I enjoyed the different perspectives presented.

Learn ► September 20, 2021

Matcha: A Lifestyle Guide by Jessica Flint and Anna Kavaliunas

Matcha: 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.

Sip ► February 24, 2021

Teawala White Peony

Teawala White Peony was soft and sweet with a crisp muscatel-like grapiness. This is one of the most bud-heavy Bai Mu Dan that I have tried in quite some time.

Learn ► May 4, 2020

Cultivating Femininity: Women and Tea Culture in Edo and Meiji Japan by Rebecca Corbett

Cultivating Femininity by Rebecca Corbett is a must-read for those who are interested in the history of the Japanese tea ceremony. I highly recommend it!

Learn ► October 7, 2019

Infused by Henrietta Lovell – Book Review

Infused by Henrietta Lovell is more of a memoir than a straight-up factual book about tea. Each chapter takes us to a place around the globe.

Sip ► September 9, 2019

Tea Infused Skincare with Florishe

Skincare might be the last thing that you would expect to see on this blog. When Florishe reached out I took notice because their ingredient list is filled with tea.

Sip ► September 4, 2019

Little Red Cup Tea Co. Da Hong Pao Oolong

This Da Hong Pao oolong from Little Red Cup Tea Co. is a bit unusual because it hails from Hubei Province. It was a sweet and mellow yet complex.

Sip ► August 28, 2019

Nepali Tea Traders Ama Dablam Organic White Tea

Ama Dablam Organic White Tea from Nepali Tea Traders was mellow and sweet with subtle floral and vegetal notes. It would be a perfect choice for a hot summer day.