What to Know About Matcha and Caffeine Levels
Whether you ask for matcha tea, matcha green tea, or matcha powder, you are essentially asking for...
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Tag: jasmine
Review: Wendigo Tea Co.
This review has been a long time coming, and I hope to do this tea justice. Founded by Sky White,...
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Tea story continued
This is Part 2 of Michael’s tea story. You can click the first link in the first sentence, or the link at the end of this post to read the first installment.
The rest was history, after drinking my first cup of Jasmine I was hooked on loose leaf tea. I would drink my cheap Jasmine tea every day, experimenting with different steeping times to find what I liked best. The next step for me was ordering loose
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Product review: GoMo detox tea
On my infrequent forays to the liquor store, I am intrigued by the hangover remedies conveniently placed next to the cash register. “Hangover Helper,” Chaser, PreToxx, and RU 21 are just a few.
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Are you a “tea snob,” or do you just love great tea?
I wrote a post on my own little blog awhile back and decided to share it here where there are more eyes to see it and possibly relate. What really is a ‘tea snob’? That is my question.
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Unique and sophisticated tea cocktails for the dog days of summer
It’s the height of summer, and these long, hot days practically beg us to get a bit more creative with our liquid refreshment. If you still haven’t gotten around to making a few tea cocktails to dazzle your guests at a summer…
Read MoreDiscover Tea Country: At Work – Duluth Grill
Someone on the Teamail Yahoo group list made a comment about the great hot tea served at Duluth Grill in Duluth, Minnesota. She said that perhaps it was more than the quality of the tea – perhaps it was how the...
Read MoreThe ABCs of tea
A is for Aroma, the beautiful scent of tea as it steeps and you wait for it to be ready to drink.B is for Brew Basket, a tool used to make loose-leaf tea that I have exceptional difficulty using. One would think I would...
Read MoreTea as story-telling lubricant
My sister and I still call her Nana.Our grandmother will be 90 next month. Although sharp as a tack, she’s nearly blind, mostly deaf, and her knees don’t work very well after a lifetime of dancing and golfing. She...
Read MoreTea for romance
Springtime in Boulder: our extraordinary irises, which we’re well known for, are showing their varied colors and exuding their delicious fragrance and the wood roses are opening and sharing their exotic perfume. These and more...
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