Steep It Loose
The Virtue of Loose Leaf
I guess I never realized how spoiled I really am when it comes to tea. Not a tea drinker before working for a loose leaf tea company, I never suffered through the early stages of the tea bag. Luckily I was overwhelmed with a veritable treasure-trove of loose leaf tea my first day on the…
Simple to understand, yet difficult to uncover.
The other day I was describing to one of my accounts how important it was to put the right amount of tea leaves in for the amount of tea you wanted to make, e.g. 1 teaspoon of tea leaves for an 8oz cup of tea, 2 teaspoons of tea leaves for a 16oz cup of…
How to TEAS your palate…
For your first tea tasting it’s helpful to taste the four different types of single estate teas to better understand the basic varieties: white, green, oolong and black. Once you’ve had an introductory tasting, it’s fun to move on to a tasting featuring only one type of tea but that is another blog post…How to…
Herbs & Spice Pairing with Tea
It’s been more than a year now, since I have had the pleasure to be guest-blogging for the T-Ching site, a favorite site for many tea lovers. Beautiful in its simplicity of design, and more profound in its pursuit of tea information on all levels – gastronomic, scientific, social, literary… you name it, and they…
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