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Posted by Stephen
A number of papers today are picking up the story of the newest craze to hit the Asian tea market: tea coins.
Developed in India by the Singpho tribal people of Assam, and marketed as an ...
Posted by Geoff
The problem with boredom is not what you don't do, it's what you end up doing in lieu of productivity. Case in point, activities that seemed like a swell idea on paper. Or worse yet, those t...
Posted by Geoff
Ah, Mardi Gras, the visions it invokes. Dixieland blaring, shrimp gumbo, circuses in the streets, topless women in dire need of beads, drunkenness, and a pre-flood New Orleans. I've partaken...
Posted by Geoff
What is a geek?
To most, the visual aid (and/or poster manchild) would be someone of questionable hygiene, rotund, living out of their parents' basement, and waxing nostalgic about when S...
Posted by Stephen
For as long as I can remember, I've been a tea fanatic.
My earliest tea memories go back to early childhood. My mother first introduced me to it, I'm sure, because I don't remember my f...
Posted by Geoff
One calm Saturday afternoon, following a sushi binge, I decided to partake of the tea bar at the local Whole Foods. They possessed a couple of varieties I had yet to test, a seven-year vin...
Posted by Stephen
Thinking of switching from coffee to tea? Here's a list of advantages you may not have thought about before that may help you decide!
- Economic: Tea and coffee both vary in price depen...
Posted by Stephen
Great article from Wired.com today - thanks to Jeffrey Lorien of Zhi Tea for sending it our way!
Digg This URL Grey: Tea Is the New Coffee
The drink of choice for Web 2.0 zillionaires isn'...
Posted by Geoff
All in all, I would call this my second favorite tea outing to date.
Posted by Lynn
I am by no means a tea master, or an Yixing expert, but I have done a lot of research over the past five years and think I can do a bit to inform, enlighten, and hopefully demystify the subject for those who are interested in entering this addicting world.
Posted by Vanessa
I recently reflected on my tea drinking and how much it has evolved over the last few years. There was a time long ago in my shameful past when I thought the low-grade tea dust found in you...
Posted by Geoff
Unique happenstances occur when you roommate with family members. Certain rituals become apparent and develop in the oddest of ways. Classic example: I live with my younger brother. For the ...
Posted by Lynn
Just two streets over from Rodeo Drive in the heart of Beverly Hills, the American Tea Room stands at the corner of North Canon and Brighton Way, distinguished by its crisp navy blue awnings and dark red panels. Inside, it is bright and airy, with high ceilings, large plate glass windows, and shelf upon shelf filled with neatly labeled canisters and packets of teas of every sort, exotic tea ware ranging from tiny cups of delicate blown glass to elegant cast iron tetsubins made by Japanese master artisans, and colorfully presented gift packs.
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