December 30, 2011
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Iced Tea — an Experiment
It is Winter here in the Northern Hemisphere, but Down Under, it’s Summer! I’m a BBC (British Born Chinese) and my wonderful blend of cultures has come together rather nicely on the subject of tea. Growing up, us Brits would always turn to a hot cup of tea in order to cool us down, and… Continue reading
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Lining Up Those Tea Resolutions
The time is near to line up those tea resolutions. Like the commonly made resolutions of losing weight, studying harder, being nicer to people, etc., tea resolutions are goals we set for the New Year in the hope of getting more enjoyment from the tea we drink. There seems to be some deep human need… Continue reading
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Darjeeling, Often Called “The Champagne of Tea”
Of all of the great tea-growing regions in the world, Darjeeling is not really among the more significant – at least not in quantity of tea produced. When it comes to the quality of the modest amounts of tea produced there, that’s a different story. As much or perhaps even more so than any other… Continue reading
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