Tea and addiction
Someone once told me that I am addicted to chamomile. I like it, don’t get me wrong, but I’m more hooked on white and green teas, both of which contain caffeine. That being said, the second most consumed beverage…
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Author: Alexa Teabauchery
What really is kombucha?
I was planning on writing another post this month – something clever involving the historical tie between opium and tea – but necessity required that I do a little research on kombucha instead. I have been getting sick…
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An exploration of strange concoctions and unlikely tea tools
I’ve been drinking a great deal of coffee lately. Although it usually appears that people who prefer coffee dislike tea, and vice versa, I feel that the two sometimes complement each other in unlikely ways. For instance…
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Tea, With Music: A review
When I first heard about Tea, With Music, I assumed it would be about traditional Japanese tea culture. I am not completely sure why I thought that, but perhaps my love of the Japanese tea ceremony was to blame. Needless to say…
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A peculiar Tibetan delicacy worth its weight in gold
When most people think of tea, they don’t picture drinking boiled caterpillar-like fungus. I have never tried it, nor do I expect to (unless I win the lottery), but believe me, it’s a real drink. At about $550 for a bag…
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