As I continue on my tea journey, one thing that has been very insightful is trying teas from one tea producer of a country! I find it is a great way to better understand a region!
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At the start of my tea journey, many years ago, both Lu Ann (The Cup of Life) and Tegan (Amoda Tea) were instrumental to my tea growth. So, when Lu Ann became the curator for the Amoda Tea monthly boxes, I was happy, proud, and curious to see what Lu Ann had come up with!
I haven’t had a white tea in a while and this one looked pretty interesting because it was hand-rolled and therefore, retained a gold and white appearance!
Continue reading “What-Cha’s Kenya ‘Rhino’ Premium White Tea | Tea Review”
I came across Mona’s Instagram account when I saw her carefully hand drawn tea labels and her tea travels. We started chatting and soon after she sweetly offered to send me some teas to try!
Continue reading “Teawala’s High Mountain, Yunnan Black, Ceylon Highlands | Tea Review”
I love going to tea events since there is always so much to see! I went to the Toronto Coffee and Tea Expo a few years ago, so I decided to go again this year! Most of the events I go to tend to be just tea focused, so it was neat that this had both coffee and tea.
I have only tried Korean teas one other time in the past, so, when Soo reached out to me and offered to send me some teas to try, I was ready to share it with my readers as well.
Continue reading “Soocha Tea’s Woojeon, Sejak, Balhyo Cha & Mistletoe| Tea Review & Event Recap”
I’m always on a quest to learn more about tea. A great way is through flights and comparing teas. So, when I saw a blind tea tasting Kickstarter campaign, I was in!
Continue reading “Story of my Tea’s Blind Tea Tasting #tea6026 & #tea6027 | Tea Review”
Tea received at a discount for review
When I see chocolate blends, I admit, it is hard for me to resist and this was no exception!
I still remember reading about Daniel and Renata serving this blend to Prince Charles! That piqued my interest because if it is good enough for a prince, it is good enough for me!
Continue reading “T by Daniel’s Polo with the Prince | Tea Review”
One type of tea making I always admire is hand-rolling. While some teas are small and round, I loved the natural and oblong shape of this tea!