The Meaning of Tea’s Making of Tea
I’m a big fan of Scott Chamberlin Hoyt’s film The Meaning of Tea and it’s accompanying book. Making of Tea has been on my wishlist for a while so I couldn’t resist picking up a...
Read MoreI’m a big fan of Scott Chamberlin Hoyt’s film The Meaning of Tea and it’s accompanying book. Making of Tea has been on my wishlist for a while so I couldn’t resist picking up a...
Read MoreThis is an organic black tea that was sourced from Yunnan Province in China. The dry leaves were really beautiful to look at. They were various shades of golden brown with a curly and slightly...
Read MoreThe Meaning of Tea now also offers a line of loose leaf teas. This blend consists of organic green tea (gunpowder) and organic peppermint leaf souced from Anhui, China. The leaves of the green tea...
Read MoreHaving really enjoyed The Meaning of Tea documentary I was very excited to read the companion book. It is a lengthy read at 321 pages plus three appendices. Just like with any other movie, the...
Read MoreThis post is the start of a series on The Meaning of Tea. One of my favorite things about tea is how each culture celebrates it in a different way. Love of the leaf ties...
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