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Tag Archives: Chinese tea
A Fair Crack of the Whip
I was drinking my early morning pot of green tea when a thought occurred – I’d only used the tea boat from the clay teaware collection I picked up in Stockholm last month.
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Tagged Chinese tea, Chinese teapot, Chinese teaware, mini beeng cha, Pu-erh, shou, tea, teaism
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Mandarin Peel Shou Pu-erh, Take 1
This was a follow on experiment from my earlier attempt to flavour loose leaf shou Pu-erh tea with dried chrysanthemum flowers. The idea itself was inspired by the fact that it is possible to buy shou Pu-erh artfully wrapped in … Continue reading
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Tagged Chinese tea, flavoured tea, mandarin peel, Pu-erh, shou, tea, teaism
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South of the Clouds
Today was all about two Pu-erh sessions.
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Tagged Chinese tea, Chinese teapot, Chinese teaware, Pu-erh, sheng, shou, tea, tea boat, teaism, Yunnan
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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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Chrysanthemum Flavoured Shou Pu-erh
I got the idea for this experiment when reading my recently purchased book “Pu-erh Tea”, by Wang Jidong.
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Tagged Chinese tea, chrysanthemum, flavoured tea, Pu-erh, shou, tea, teaism
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New Book, New Ideas
The money I invested in the book “Pu-erh Tea” is already yielding a dividend.
The Tea Library – “Pu-erh Tea”
In this post I’ll be looking at “Pu-erh Tea“, by Wang Jidong (translated by Chen Zhufen and Liu Qingling). I was initially drawn to this book as it is one of the very few books in English about Pu-erh. That it … Continue reading
The Blue Bowl of Happiness
Sometimes, even the less glamorous of teas drunk in the most everyday of settings can work magic.
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Tagged charity shop, Chinese tea, Chinese teaware, gaiwan, Myrorna, Silver Needle, tea, teaism
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Bai Sha Lu
This tea was part of my second round of purchases from House of Tea. I was after a green tea to take the place of the green gunpowder I’ve been drinking at breakfast for quite some time now. I think … Continue reading
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Tagged Bai Sha Lu, Chinese tea, green tea, Hainan, tea, teaism, Wu Zhi mountain
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