I was craving a Taiwanese milk oolong this week and found this in my tea collection! A sweet tea sounded delightful.
Continue reading “Mountain Stream Teas’ Alishan GABA Oolong | Tea Review”Category: Oolong
Last year, I tried a tea that was placed inside a pomelo rind to cure. So, when I saw the description of this tea and it mentioning the taste of citrus rinds, my interest was peaked.
Continue reading “white2tea’s Pomelo Dancong | Tea Review”
Tea is a beverage that has many complexities. Therefore, I wanted to break down one question spanning three countries (China, Japan and Korea) and answer why countries have such different teas! I thought it would be fun to bring some tea friends in to get the conversation going!
Continue reading “What Makes East Asian Teas Unique? (ft. ZhenTea, Momo Tea and Soocha Tea) | TEA 101”
Over the years I’ve heard about Jhentea’s Taiwanese oolongs, so when I saw they had partnered with Tea Rebellion, I quickly purchased some!
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I first found out about Teakan through Instagram when they released volume 2 of their exploration kit. The greatest part about tea is the journey, so I decided to give the kit a taste!
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Milk oolongs have a fond spot in my heart because it was one of the first oolongs I tried when I started on my tea journey!
Continue reading “T By Daniel’s Guangzhou Milk Oolong | Tea Review”
Last week, I shared my experience attending Camellia Sinensis’ first virtual Summer Session! This week I will continue reviewing the teas that was apart of the event.
Continue reading “Camellia Sinensis’ Summer Session 08/2020 (Part 2) | Tea Event & Review”
Over the last few months, the tea community has seen an explosion of online content in the form of courses, events, and everything in between! When I found out the annual Camellia Sinensis Summer Tea School program was repackaged into a virtual online event, I quickly purchased the accompanying teas!
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When I originally I learned about this tea, Zhen told me that Phil called it “croissant in a cup.” With a description like that, I had to try it!
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!
