Blog Roundup
Tea Competition from the Chinese Tea Culture Online Museum. There are so many great tea blogs out there, often written by knowledgeable tea enthusiasts (and in some cases, professionals). Here are links to recent, interesting posts by other bloggers: It’s an interesting thing going to a store that focuses on its pots, rather than its tea. Yesterday there was a crowd of potheads gathered around the table with the owner sitting there, casually brewing some aged oolongs in a big well made pot that I’m sure is a few thousand dollars, at least. The discussion (to the extent that I could understand when they spoke in mandarin — most of the conversation was in Taiwanese, which is hopelessly difficult) was all about pots. Who made what, which one’s nice, if it’s a real one, how much, look at that nice clay, the good calligraphy, etc etc Read the full (and very interesting) post here. If only he included photos!
Posted by Rachel at Thursday ~ October 04, 2007 |
Category: Tea
“Comments”
Fissa
27/05/08 -
11:07 am
hello Rachel,
i saw that you were quoting some tea blogs, but you didn’t tell about the Tavalon tea one.
it is written by a tea sommelier, Chris Cason and, is pretty fun to read !
you should check out!
http://www.tavalon.com/blog/
>Fissa.
Tea Escapade
24/06/08 -
2:56 pm
While I wouldn’t consider myself an expert I am passionate about tea. If you add to this list, Tea Escapade would like to be considered.
“Comments”
hello Rachel,
i saw that you were quoting some tea blogs, but you didn’t tell about the Tavalon tea one.
it is written by a tea sommelier, Chris Cason and, is pretty fun to read !
you should check out!
http://www.tavalon.com/blog/
>Fissa.
While I wouldn’t consider myself an expert I am passionate about tea. If you add to this list, Tea Escapade would like to be considered.