Recently, I was approached by a talented, young German artist, Gordon Alder, to try his unusual tea bag holder – the Tea.Tanic. It represents the titanic, which, when cleverly hitched to the side of your favorite cup… Continue reading
Like many tea lovers, I began my tea journey almost exclusively with tea blends that featured fruits, nuts, herbs, and spices together with an Indian or Sri Lankan black tea. Graced with exotic-sounding names, they opened doors… Continue reading
I’m Tim Barribeau with the reviews website, The Wirecutter. The Wirecutter is dedicated to bringing our readers best-in-class guides for a whole slew of different products – everything from camping gear to cameras to… Continue reading
When we launched Joy’s Teaspoon, all of our teas were offered solely in tins. The tins were simple – silver with air-tight lids – and we carried three sizes. They were also recyclable and easy to re-purpose, easy… Continue reading
A few years ago, I reviewed the Froth au Lait Professional Milk Heater/Frother, and detailed the challenges of finding a decent way to heat your milk if you have a cafe or just love drinking chai and other tea lattes. Without an espresso machine steam wand… Continue reading
I have to admit it: I’m not a big Earl Grey tea fan. Although it is one of the most popular blends in the world, I’ve never really warmed up to it. I do have some good memories… Continue reading