An Introduction to the Kyusu
Kyusu is the Japanese word for teapot, though it is often associated with side handles. Here is everything that you need to know about using and caring for one.
Read MoreKyusu is the Japanese word for teapot, though it is often associated with side handles. Here is everything that you need to know about using and caring for one.
Read MoreI'm always on the lookout for new and travel mugs. In this post, I'm reviewing the Bota Tea Bottle. It heats up water, brews tea, and keeps it hot all in one.
Read MoreWarning: this post is dangerous for your wallet! I'm sharing some of my favorite Etsy shops for finding awesome tea things, from pottery to matcha and stickers.
Read MoreGaiwans are the superheroes of teaware, a perfect mix of form and function. In this post, I've listed a few reasons why your gaiwan should be your best friend.
Read MoreTeasy Portable Tea Infuser really lives up to its name, making it easy to brew tea on the go. Here are some of my thoughts after putting it to the test.
Read MoreThe Menna One Portable Tea Infuser allows you to keep your tea leaves inside without over-steeping. It has become my go-to for outdoor adventures.
Read MoreWhat are tea pets? How do you use them? Where can you buy them? Here's everything you need to know about these adorable additions to tea time.
Read MoreYou've purchased your very first matcha whisk. Now what? Here are some tips to make sure that your chasen stays in tip-top shape.
Read MoreI participated in a teapot show and tell organized by Zhen Tea. That inspired me to share a bit of my teaware collection here on the blog.
Read MoreLooking for an easy way to make matcha on the go? The JING Tea matcha shaker is my go-to tool. Its removable metal whisk is the secret for frothy tea.
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