This is the first review of one of the teas that made up the double digit haul that Mrs. Teaist brought back from the German city of Lübeck recently.
Whenever we’re out and about travelling, we always keep our eyes peeled for tea shops to pop into.
This was a free 3 gram sample that was kindly included in a recent purchase I made over at House of Tea.
This was one of those spur-of-the-moment purchases.
I was lucky enough to receive this wonderful (oh, erm..spoilers…) kettle as a Father’s Day present.
7:45 am. Early November.
The day was flat and motionless, in that peculiar late Autumn way. You could just sense that the season was running out of energy, like a child’s spinning top when it starts to wobble crazily before toppling over.
This is the fourth and final review of the shou Pu-erhs I recently bought from Danish teahouse Simply Tea.
This was the other half of the pair of white teas I recently bought from House of Tea.
Physics, more specifically Newton’s third law, tells us that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction, and that’s just as true for tea as it is anything else.
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