This is the last post of my three-part Chinese black tea comparisons from Master Teas! It has been a fun journey to see how vastly different and similar the teas have been.
Continue reading “Master Teas by Adagio Teas’ Jin Kong Que | Tea Review”
In my quest to learn more about tea, I was drawn to this sample pack since it contained four teas from the same farm, but picked and processed during different seasons!
Last month, I tried my first bamboo aged pu-er. When I was looking through my stash, I found this and wanted to try it as well!
Continue reading “white2tea’s 2015 Big Leaf Bamboo | Tea Review”
Two weeks ago, I started my three-part series comparing Chinese black teas from Masters Teas by Adagio Teas. This is part-two with a black tea from Fujian.
Continue reading “Masters Teas by Adagio Teas’ Tongmu Jin Jun Mei | Tea Review”
Since spring is here, I wanted to have a green tea because the grassy and vegetal notes remind me of the season!
Continue reading “Zhen Tea’s Guzhu Zi Sun | Tea Review”
I was craving black tea and this one smelled lovely! I really liked the dark twisted leaves and sweet earthy aroma.
Continue reading “Masters Teas by Adagio Teas’ Qimen Caixia | Tea Review”
Since spring is here, I couldn’t think of a blend that seemed to represent it as more than this!
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Over the last few years, I’ve been working on developing my knowledge of tea processing. Side-by-side comparisons can be hard to come by, so I was happy when I saw Zhen Tea release this collection!
Continue reading “Zhen Tea’s Dark Tea MASTER – Process Box | Tea Review”
Lately, I’ve been learning to appreciate white tea and its nuances. So, I wanted to compare two aged white teas and see the differences.
Continue reading “White2Tea’s 2013 Gongmei and 2013 Shoumei | Tea Review”
I’ve only had yellow teas a handful of times. Therefore, I really wanted to give this a taste!