New blog piece on Tea and Buddhism published in Tea Journey...
TEA AND BUDDHISM
This new blog piece looks at the history of tea and Buddhism -- I hope you find it fun and intriguing. It...
Microwaved, tepid, rolling boiling? Water for tea!
Published on November 29, 2016
by Peter GW Keen
Look after the water and the tea will look after itself.
This sounds simple and is. But...
Tea with Milk
Tea in milk
Classic burning issues of deep trivia about tea have long been whether to add milk and, if so, which to put into...
Good Tea Needs a Good Tea Cup
Good Tea Needs A Good Teacup
Published on April 26, 2016
by Peter GW Keen
How many times have you made the very same tea as...
Tea of the Future: How Science Fiction Sees It
By far the best-known quote about tea comes from science fiction. It is, of course, from Jean Luc Picard, the sophisticated French captain of...
Japanese teas: as different as sushi and burgers
Japanese teas: as different as sushi and burgers
Japan's teas are almost all green. They can be exquisite and are very different from China greens:...
The Road Warrior’s Tea Kit
Face it. You can’t find good tea anywhere on most business trips and hot water is a contradiction in terms globally. So, Warrior, arm...
Everything you needed to know about the kettle
Published on December 20, 2016
by Peter GW Keen
Kettles are both the most and least important part of the home or office tool set....
For the love of the Himalayas
For the love of the Himalayas
Published on March 14, 2017
by Aravinda Anantharaman
There’s always something interesting around the corner, in Darjeeling. About an hour...
Tea in America
Tea, in the White House
Published on July 1, 2017
by Peter GW Keen
Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe… These first five Presidents of the United...