Conversation with a tea blending guru David De Candia In my tea travels, I had the fortunate to visit many tea establishments in NYC as well as many around the country and the world. On these tea jaunts, one establishment, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, …
World Tea Expo 2016 Hello readers first let me say, thanks for reading. My reports this year will be as follows: Show finds (included in this post) Presentation/Meeting Reviews & Expo Educational Offerings Re-evaluating Tea Education TeaBloggers Roundtable Working with the Media: Learn from …
If you have read any of my posts, you will have noticed I rarely review tea. There are some that I “feel the need to share” about, although, this is not the crux of my focus. My interest in many teas are not for the …
It is truly an honor for the members of the TeaBloggers Roundtable to be nominated for a World Tea Expo Award. Thank all of you who nominated us. I am also happy to be a member of this wonderfully eclectic group. When I think back …
It’s been a while since I have posted. As I sit here and type, I am acutely aware of my un-centered state. This is due to the content of this post. As many of you are already aware Devan Shah, Founder; International Tea Importers, Chado …
In sharing my tea in Taiwan 2015 experience, I have been woefully tardy in updating the events that occurred on this trip. I would scrap the writing altogether, though there were experiences had that were so outstanding I will continue to share. The Evening Event- …
It’s been quite a while since I have ventured into these Grey Dragon tea leaves. My first experience with this tea was at World Tea Expo 2015. I have mentioned in previous posts, that I follow Geoff Norman, SteepStories/Lazy Literatus, around the Expo. …
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Day 2 – October 8th The Morning Events To place days and times into context, we left NYC on October 6th Tuesday, which is Wednesday, October 7th in Taiwan. We arrived on the evening of October 7th late evening and with the drive, placed us …
DAY 1 THE TRAVEL When you are gifted with seven days in Taiwan, one must remember 2 days are spent traveling. For short trips such as this there is no time for jet lag. I found myself in a somewhat semi-conscious state throughout this journey. …
Our virtual meetings had been long overdo. It seems life and summer follies had interfered with our online meetings. For those of you who are not aware, a few of the tea bloggers meet periodically online through G+ Meetings to discuss all things tea along …