Lately, I have been using tea as a virtual getaway to other parts of the world. I have never visited Myanmar, nor tried tea from the country, so this was hitting two birds with one stone!
Continue reading “Camellia Sinensis Tea House’s Myanmar Pu Er Shou 2012 Guogan | Tea Review”
Over the years, I have grown to appreciate afternoon tea as I enjoy the sampling of finger foods, the different flavours, and of course the tea!
Continue reading “Kitten and the Bear’s Afternoon Tea for One (ft. Sloane Fine Tea Merchant’s Heavenly Cream) | Tea Review”
Last week, I tried an aged green tea from the same producer, so naturally, I wanted to try another tea from the area!
Continue reading “Mountain Stream Teas’ Sanxia White Tea | Tea Review”
I like exploring Mountain Stream Teas’ website because of all the unique teas. This one caught my eye because it is an intentionally aged green tea!
Continue reading “Mountain Stream Teas’ Sanxia Aged Green Tea Cake | Tea Review”
When I first saw the name of this tea, I honestly wasn’t sure what to expect. But when the description explained that the tea was made from material that is “typically used for puer,” I was intrigued.
Continue reading “Bitterleaf Teas’ Impress Forcibly Through Unexpectedness | Tea Review”
Earlier this year, I tasted Tea Rebellion’s Forever Spring oolong, and I was intrigued by this black tea which was made from the same varietal.
Continue reading “Tea Rebellion’s Alishan Black | Tea Review”
Since I’ve been trying various black teas lately, I wanted to switch it up and go in the opposite direction, tea production wise, and taste something on the lighter side.
Continue reading “Rare Tea Company’s Silver Tip | Tea Review”
The great thing about subscription boxes is that every delivery is a surprise! As someone who likes tasting new teas, I enjoy that I can try something different each time.
Continue reading “Atlas Tea Club’s Nilgiri Coonoor and Nilgiri Mao Feng | Tea Review”
This week I was craving another Assamica black tea and I wanted to explore a new producing country. This tea fits both!
Continue reading “Camellia Sinensis’ Rwanda Rukeri | Tea Review”
A month ago, I wrote an introductory post about pu-erh where I interviewed Zhen from Zhen Tea. She mentioned her Shu Pu’er Coins would be good for beginners as it didn’t require tools to break the tea apart. Since I already had some, I thought it would be nice to taste the coins as follow up!
Continue reading “Zhen Tea’s Shu Pu’er Coins 2016 | Tea Review”
Tea in Spoons 