I love tea and my definition of what counts as a tea-related post is pretty wide. Expect to see tea reviews, reviews of books about tea, and even posts about afternoon tea.
I can’t believe we’re on the seventh post about Lupicia’s teas. And I just received even more (but probably the final lot of teas) so the end is far but finally in sight. I tried to take a few more photos this time, so here are my thoughts + what I saw at one point… Read More Quick Lupicia Tea Reviews #7
It occurred to me that I never got around to writing about this! So yeah, I know I said next part in the Chinese tea reviews but let me talk about this for a bit. Over the last two or three months (my memory is hazy), I had the good fortune of being asked to… Read More What I Learnt Conducting Two Tea Workshops
So… it’s been a while. In my mind, I knew it was time for a post on all the tea samples that I’ve been drinking, but somehow I never got around to it and now I have nine teas to write about! That’s probably a bit too much for one post so I’ll share five… Read More Quick Chinese Tea Reviews #3
I’ve actually been making good progress with my Lupicia tea samples – probably because I’ve started drinking it in the office and forgetting about the photos. So here’s the first ever text-only review of 4 Lupicia teas. Jiyugaoka Earl Grey:This was described as an Earl Grey with yuzu. I thought I could smell the yuzu… Read More Lupicia Quick Tea Reviews #6
I had a few expiring miles recently and instead of letting them go to waste, I decided to convert them into tea! There weren’t too many tea choices so I ended up getting Fortnum & Mason’s Sparkling Tea. It’s a blend of white, green, and black teas and comes with this impressive description: The latest… Read More Tea Review: Fortnum & Mason’s Sparkling Tea
Another week, another quick tea review! I’ve been thoroughly enjoying the lack of pressure involved in these quick tea reviews, though I don’t actually know how much I’m “learning” about Chinese tea given the free and easy approach! But so far, I’ve found out that the tea samples I received are either white tea or… Read More Quick Chinese Tea Reviews #2
After three months, I am back with more quick tea reviews! Ethel and I finally had time to meet and she passed me alllll the Lupicia teas that I’ve been missing. Since I started caring less about the aesthetics of drinking tea (which is probably because I stopped taking pictures for IG), I brought my… Read More Lupicia Quick Tea Reviews #5
Today’s post is just a short one to remember a tea blending experiment I tried recently. As you know, I reread Infused fairly recently and my attention was caught by the tea blending passage. I also received two Rare Tea Company teas as part of a subscription. While I can drink sencha all day every… Read More A little tea blending experiment
Hello friends! Are you surprised that I’m back with another sustainabiliTEA profile? This part of the blog has been on hiatus for a while, but when Hanna from Wild Orchard reached out, I couldn’t resist the opportunity to learn more about another tea brand. Wild Orchard is an American-Korea tea brand that focuses on creating… Read More SustainabiliTEA: Wild Orchard Tea
Hello hello! I’m back with another review from the Rare Tea subscription. This time, we’re talking about tisanes – which is pretty much okay with me because I need something non-caffeinated. From the Rare Tea website, these Nepalese cherry blossoms come from Jun Chiyabari. Jun Chiyabari is a great garden; I had the chance to… Read More Tisane Review: Nepalese Cherry Blossoms from Rare Tea Company