Tea Talk; Honoring the Linage of Tea Information and Education
Tea Talk; Remembering newsletter from 1993 on the pleasures of tea.
Cooking With Tea
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Comforting Tea and Shortbread
I can’t seem to get enough of a sandy tea shortbread, sugar coated and simple to make.
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Health & Well-Being
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Global Tea Initiative; Bridging Science and Culture, Time and Space
Does tea help manage Covid symptoms? What herbs should be blended? Global Tea Initiative 2022 explores these questions.
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Spirituality
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Understanding the concepts of “Tea Person” – Cha’ren and Chadao
I met a Korean monk, who is also a tea master, and asked him whether he could explain the concept of “tea person (Cha’ren)." I had been wondering about the concept for a long while. The Chinese, Japanese, and Koreans...
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Tea Parties
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It’s Not Too Late to Plan a Holiday Tea Party
Are you stumped for an idea of how to make this holiday season special? We invite you to consider one of our favorite holiday celebrations. The Holiday Tea Party.
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Basics & Tips
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Comparing Chinese Tea Art Ceremony, Korean Tea Ceremony, and Japanese Chado Tea Ceremony
When most practitioners think about tea culture, they think about the word "Cha Dao (茶道)." More specifically, when they think about tea culture pertaining to particular countries, they think of Chinese "tea art," the...
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Beyond the Basics
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What Does it Mean for a Tea to be Brisk?
What does briskness in tea mean? To me it means bright in flavor and character or else astringent.
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History
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Sage of Tea Lu Yu
In tea history, it is impossible not to come across mention of Lu Yu, the Sage of Tea or Patron Saint of Tea.
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Travel
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Exploring the Unique Tea Culture in Mongolia
Far from Tea's origin in southwest China, the nomadic tribes in Mongolia depend on tea, not just for its healing properties but for basic nutrition.
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Op-Ed
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Funko Pop!
If Funko Pop! designers could think outside the box, they would create limited editions featuring notable tea masters.
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Tea People
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The Tea Spot Charity Tumbler Set
The Tea Spot has teamed up with charity: water to sell a limited-edition Tea Spot Charity Tumbler Set...
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Art & Design
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What My Tea Says to Me: The Spirit of Love
Tea poem and illustration by Jennifer R. Cook. Imagine releasing the spirit of love...
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Tea In Literature
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Sansenke and Sen no Rikyū’s Descendants
The most talked-about period drama of recent years has to be the British series, Downton Abbey, co-produced by Carnival Films and Masterpiece. However, lavish historical productions are certainly not novel elsewhere...
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Holiday Tea Gift Guide 2021
Browse our tea gift guide for unusual gifts. Elegant teaware. International teas. Gift sets.
What’s New on T Ching for 2022?
New ways for readers to find articles about the tea lifestyle and world of tea.
James Norwood Pratt: the Origin of U.S. Tea Festivals
I think of our tea festivals in the United States, as an important chapter in our story as America is becoming a tea-consuming society. Something that we were not before.
7th Annual Global Tea Initiative Colloquium
This year’s theme is: “Tea and Beyond: Bridging Science and Culture, Time and Space.”
What is a Natsume Tea Container
The tea caddy used for storing matcha or green tea leaves for Japanese tea ceremonies is called a Natsume.
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