You may have noticed that there is currently no main image on Tuesday’s post. It came to our attention yesterday that we had three images on our Tieh Kuan Yin post that had copyright restrictions and that we hadn’t received permission from the photographers to publish. This was clearly unintentional … Continue reading
There are a number of perks associated with having a tea blog. Perhaps my favorite one is having the opportunity to sample innovative new products. The folks at Ceramcor sent me one of their gorgeous new ceramic Tea Potles, part of their Xtrema teaware line. This ain’t your grandma’s kettle. … Continue reading
Ask teenagers what their favorite part of the school day is, and a fair number of them will say lunch. For the most part, it isn’t because of the food being served. Lunch is the one time of the school day when students can enjoy the company of friends without … Continue reading
Tenth in a series on the teas of China.Iron Goddess of Mercy – Ti Quan Yin, is a variety of tea plant from which extraordinary oolong tea is made; in fact, Ti Quan Yin from Anxi County in southern Fujiian Province is ranked as one of China’s Ten Most Famous … Continue reading
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Remember the dad in My Big Fat Greek Wedding and his steadfast devotion to using Windex as a cure-all for any ailment? From treating rashes to wedding-day pimples, he always had that silly spray bottle handy.My mother does the same thing with tea.Feeling stressed out? Drink some chamomile!Arthritis in the … Continue reading