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the best tea in the world

i read a acticle which said mariage freres is the best tea in world, didnt taste it yet,is it good? in my mind,the best...

10 comments posted 17yrs

posted by butterflygirl.4499c38.211552

10 comments posted 17yrs posted by butterflygirl.4499c38.211552

Steeping Green and White tea

I have been using Green Tea to make an infusing for some months now. I put two green tea bags into 2 litres of water an...

15 comments posted 17yrs

posted by Peter.H.M.Brooks

15 comments posted 17yrs posted by Peter.H.M.Brooks

Tea and the subconscious

I woke up this morning and finally smelled and tasted the Dragonwell. Ive been working on this tea for a couple of year...

5 comments posted 17yrs

posted by netstuff

5 comments posted 17yrs posted by netstuff

Chai thread!

Milk or half and half? What's your favorite recipe? Does it matter much if spices are cheap or expensive? What's your f...

11 comments posted 17yrs

posted by ak

11 comments posted 17yrs posted by ak

grr... none of my GG replies are showing up

I'm not sure what the deal is but the last three replies I posted have not appeared... this is mainly a test to see if...

1 comments posted 17yrs

posted by dominictiberio

1 comments posted 17yrs posted by dominictiberio

Tea Teatters #51

A decent cup of tea is good enough. Jim

1 comments posted 17yrs

posted by netstuff

1 comments posted 17yrs posted by netstuff

Another litterary account... unknown tea (2026 Update)

This is a recent post from my tea blog, but I wanted to post it here because I have a feeling someone might know someth...

9 comments posted 17yrs

posted by dominictiberio

9 comments posted 17yrs posted by dominictiberio

Botswana Bush tea (2026 Update)

Ive watched several episodes of HBO's The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency where they drink rooibos or red bush tea serve...

2 comments posted 17yrs

posted by netstuff

2 comments posted 17yrs posted by netstuff

The old standby

Styrofoam. This morning I got up late, and was faced with a whiteout getting to mass transit. The buses were already ca...

0 comments posted 17yrs

posted by netstuff

0 comments posted 17yrs posted by netstuff

Gaiwans have won

I've been an on-again-off-again user of various gaiwans and while I really enjoy them I go back to my Bodum Yo-Yo mug/i...

13 comments posted 17yrs

posted by dominictiberio

13 comments posted 17yrs posted by dominictiberio

Cracking the vase

Spring has arrived in Boston, and with it (if you'll forgive a little synaesthesia) a refulgence of aroma in the larder...

5 comments posted 17yrs

posted by dogma_i

5 comments posted 17yrs posted by dogma_i

The Leaf, Issue 5

Issue 5 of the free, online magazine The Leaf has been published at: www.the-leaf.org Enjoy! May you have a thousand, th...

0 comments posted 17yrs

posted by poopoopuerh

0 comments posted 17yrs posted by poopoopuerh

The True History of Tea-- a new book

I have just received a new book that should be of wide interest: "The True Story of Tea" by Victor H. Mair & Erling Hoh...

1 comments posted 17yrs

posted by ansonjae

1 comments posted 17yrs posted by ansonjae

Tea Teatters #50

A solitary tea drinker is not alone unfortunately. Jim

0 comments posted 17yrs

posted by netstuff

0 comments posted 17yrs posted by netstuff

Snow shoveling teas

I thought Id start off today with two estate teas from Assam Halmari and Fatichera for the first foot of snow. Tomorrow...

3 comments posted 17yrs

posted by netstuff

3 comments posted 17yrs posted by netstuff