Teas On Board: Flying High with Low-Quality Tea
Recently, I took four flights in seven days. For tea lovers, those add up to a nightmare...
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by Robert Wemischner | Aug 27, 2015 | Op-Ed, Travel | 3 |
Recently, I took four flights in seven days. For tea lovers, those add up to a nightmare...
Read Moreby Kyle Henry | Nov 22, 2013 | Art & Design, Industry | 1 |
With the holiday season beginning earlier every year, it’s never too soon to start planning for ways to take full advantage of the growing popularity of tea as a must-have gift for holiday shoppers. A beautiful tea gift set…
Read Moreby Samantha Joyce | Sep 11, 2013 | Basics & Tips, Community, Health & Well-Being, Industry, Op-Ed, Product Reviews, Spirituality | 3 |
As a writer for Seattle Coffee Gear I have participated in coffee cuppings with Seattle-area roasters.
Read Moreby ccain | Jun 15, 2011 | Health & Well-Being, Legacy | 5 |
“Quackery” is a derogatory term used to describe the promotion of unproven or fraudulent medical practices (Wikipedia). Quackery is nothing new. The Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906 prevented the use of the...
Read Moreby Michelle Rabin | May 24, 2011 | Health & Well-Being, Legacy, Op-Ed | 10 |
It was with great resentment that I read about the warning letter the FDA issued recently to Rishi Tea. The FDA takes the position that Rishi’s website “claims establish these products (tea) as drugs because...
Read Moreby smojica | Apr 29, 2011 | Basics & Tips, Legacy | 0 |
Lately my role at work has evolved to include training people to understand tea better. I have been a student of the leaf for four years and have had the great fortune of studying under Joshua Kaiser from Rishi Tea,...
Read Moreby smojica | Dec 24, 2010 | Legacy, Product Reviews | 6 |
During my time at Rishi Tea, I have been fortunate enough to cup high-mountain oolong teas that have left me speechless – teas that transported me to the mountainside and made me feel like I was walking through the misty...
Read Moreby smojica | Oct 29, 2010 | Cooking With Tea, Legacy | 1 |
Return to T Ching Classics: Autumn Baking I grew up under the perpetually sunny skies of California. I did not have the concept of the air cooling and becoming crisp, of the leaves changing and covering the streets in red and...
Read Moreby smojica | Sep 30, 2010 | Health & Well-Being, Industry, Legacy | 1 |
“We embrace the balance and harmony offered by nature, making use of what’s in our environment,” Mr. Nishi-san remarked when asked by Joshua Kaiser why his organic tea fields look so strong.Working for Rishi Tea has...
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