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Category Archives: tea thoughts
Lessons With a Master
There’s a term in Chinese, Chá rén (茶人), literally “tea person“, that succinctly sums up someone who’s life seems to revolve around tea, and no-one better represents the concept than Master Lin Ping Xiang.
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Tagged Chinese tea, Global Tea Hut, Master Lin Ping Xiang, tea, teaism, Wuyi mountain
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Monday Musings
The fruits of three pre-lunch pots of tea…
Posted in tea diary, tea thoughts
Tagged autumn, Cha Dao, Chinese tea, Dao De Ching, tea, teabags, teaism, Twinings
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Broken Cup, Empty Leaves
The teacup bears the scars of a collision with a much larger gaiwan, a trauma it was never going to recover from.
Party Tea
Summer in Scandinavia can feel sometimes like a “blink and you’ll miss it” affair.
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Tagged Chinese tea, cooked Pu-erh, ripe Pu-erh, shou, summer, tea, tea outdoors, teaism
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A Different Sort of Cliff Tea
Every tea event is unique in its own way – the hundreds of variables concerning water, leaves, people and the tea drinking environment could never be replicated.
Les Grandes Vacances
It’s that time of the year again, when Clan Teaist decamps to our place in the country for our summer holiday.
Spreading the Word
The world of tea is vast indeed.
Start As You Mean To Go On
In his classic novella “The Langoliers” Stephen King describes the usually unseen world that exists either side of the present moment.
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Tagged Bai Sha Lu, Chinese tea, green tea, Langoliers, Stephen King, tea, teaism
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