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A Sorority of Sisters Who Love Tea

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Xiping Anxi Tie Guan Yin from The Essence of Tea

May13

Tea Information: Leaf Type:  Oolong Where to Buy:  The Essence of Tea Tea Description: This Tie Guan Yin comes from an old plantation on Lao Cha Shan, YaoYang village, Xiping, Anxi. We’ve struggled for a while to find a traditional, authentic Xiping, Tie Guan Yin that is grown without chemicals. So many Tie Guan Yin’s [...]

Golden Monkey Superior Organic from Teas Etc.

May12

Tea Information: Leaf Type:  Black Where to Buy:  Teas Etc. Tea Description: The unique character and lingering finish is intoxicating. An exquisite USDA Certified Organic golden, black tea from southern China’s Fujian province, the beautiful, gold twisted leaves are almost as lovely to look at as to taste. Don’t mistake this for lower grade teas [...]

Dragonwell from The Tao of Tea

May12

Tea Information: Leaf Type:  Green Where to Buy:  The Tao of Tea Tea Description: Grown near the famed West Lake in Hangzhou, Dragonwell has been honored since the Tang Dynasty. It is said to be at its best when brewed with water from the nearby Tiger Run Spring which is high in natural minerals and [...]

Creamy Toffee from Kaleisia Tea

May11

Tea Information: Leaf Type:  Black Where to Buy:  Kaleisia Tea Tea Description: This caramel and black tea blend delivers a bold and robust brew. Learn more about this tea here. Taster’s Review: I’ve often said that my three favorite “flavors” for tea are chocolate, bergamot and jasmine (not necessarily in that order).  But if I [...]

Premium Dragon Phoenix Pearls Green Jasmine Tea from Mandala Tea

May11

Tea Information: Leaf Type:  Green Where to Buy:  Mandala Tea Tea Description: This beautiful green tea is a handmade masterpiece. Premium grade green tea leaves are scented with natural jasmine flowers that create a soothing aromatic experience while enjoying this tea. The leaves are shaped like pearls which are each formed by hand. It is [...]

Tokyo from Harney & Sons

May10

Tea Information: Leaf Type:  Green Where to Buy:  Harney & Sons Tea Description: Japan’s capital is the inspiration of this tea. Green Bancha is blended with toasted sesame seeds and caramel flavors. The delightful flavor is reminiscent of some of Tokyo’s best desserts. Learn more about this tea here. Taster’s Review: The description of this [...]

Rooibos Renaissance from Rooibos Suite

May10

Tisane Information: Leaf Type:  Rooibos Where to Buy:  Rooibos Suite Tisane Description: Chocolate and pineapple waft gently through premium rooibos. A light nutty finish. Learn more about this tisane here. Taster’s Review: At first, I found this tisane to be slightly disappointing.  It tasted like pure rooibos, not a chocolate and pineapple flavored rooibos which [...]

Buddha’s Delight from Mint Tea

May9

Tea Information: Leaf Type:  Black Tea Purchased from Mint Tea Product Available Online at Strand Tea Tea Description: Premium Ceylon Black Tea with all Natural Apple Bits, Orange Peel, Currants, Cinnamon, Almond Flakes, Cloves and Safflowers. This tea fills the room with enticing scents and brews a delightful rich cup of tea. Taster’s Review: A [...]

Pineapple-Blueberry Green Tea from Ovation Teas

May8

Tea Information: Leaf Type:  Green Where to Buy:  Ovation Teas Tea Description: Panfried green tea with a flat leaf from the Fujian province in China blended with diced pineapples, whole blueberries, marigold petals and cornflowers, with pineapple and blueberry flavoring. Learn more about this tea here. Taster’s Review: When I came across this tea on [...]

Yun Nan Dian Hong Black Tea – Golden Tip from Teavivre

May8

Tea Information: Leaf Type:  Black Where to Buy:  Teavivre Tea Description: Dian Hong black tea, also known as Yunnan black tea, is one of China’s most famous black teas.  This is the highest grade Dian Hong generally available in China – called Golden Tip Dian Hong.  It has lots of orange pekoe in the dried [...]

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Our mutual love for tea and writing about it inspired us to start this blog so that we could better share this love with others.

One thing I (Anne) learned very early on in my career as a tea artist is that everyone has different preferences, and every single tea tastes differently on every single palate.  So just because one of us doesn’t happen to like a tea, doesn’t mean that YOU (the reader) will not.

We try to be as impartial as we can.  We do have our favorites.  We are human.  But we do our very best to be as fair and as honest about a tea as we can be.

You might not agree with my assessment – or with Jennifer’s assessment – of a tea.  But that’s OK… if we all liked the same exact tea – we’d only need ONE kind of tea and … wow… that sounds really boring, indeed!

What a beautiful world it is that we have so many teas to suit so many tea enthusiasts!

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