World Tea Expo 2019 – A Tea Blogger’s Perspective: Part 2
There was too much tea to fit in one post. Here is part 2 of my experience at the 2019 World Tea Expo. It ends with matcha cheesecake!
World Tea Expo 2019 – A Tea Blogger’s Perspective: Part 1
From June 11th to 14th I attended my fourth World Tea Expo. What happens in Vegas doesn't have to stay in Vegas when there is tea involved!
Two Things You Won’t Want to Miss at World Tea Expo
It’s almost my favorite time of year, World Tea Expo! Here are two special events that you won't want to miss in Las Vegas.
Podcast Episode 21: World Tea Expo 2016
Just when you thought I was done with my World Tea Expo coverage, I decided to sneak in one more thing. For this month’s podcast episode I put together a slideshow of pictures from my trip (accompanied by my dorky narrations). It was definitely a memorable trip and I was so glad that I got to share the experience with my fiance, Jason. This is the first slideshow that I’ve made with Adobe Spark, thanks to inspiration from +Rachana Rachel Carter. The process was pretty painless. Their music selection was kind of limited but that wasn’t really an option this time around anyway. Is there something (or someone) that you’d like to see…
World Tea Expo 2016 – The Night Life
**Warning – this will be a long post with lots of pictures!** We were in Sin City for World Tea Expo but I also made sure that my fiance and I were able to hit the town a time or two. We haven’t been able to go on vacation together in years so it was really nice to get away from everything back home for a while. We stayed at The Mardi Gras Hotel and Casino, which was a bit a time warp. It was a bit run down but served the purpose well enough. It was a very short walk to the Las Vegas Convention Center so that made life a lot…
World Tea Expo 2016 – The Seminars
The educational conference at World Tea Expo is something I always look forward to attending. As someone trying to make my way in the world of tea, the search for knowledge never ends. Having the opportunity to learn from so many voices in different fields is invaluable. I couldn’t make every session on my to-do list, mostly due to scheduling conflicts, but the ones that I was able to attend were fantastic. This also my very first year speaking on my own. Talk about nerve wracking! I’ll save all of that stuff for the end. Re-evaluating Tea Education The first thing on my WTE agenda was a panel helmed by +Jo J. I don’t…
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