Site-Wide Activity
-
iheartteas wrote a new post, Tea for Two…Four, on the site iHeartTeas 3 days, 23 hours ago
Yesterday was Valentine’s Day and as a wife and mother of two and half (dog) it isn’t your typical candlelit dinner celebration with romance afoot anymore. After twenty-two years of marriage Valentine’s Day an […]
-
lazyliteratus wrote a new post, Tea at the Temple Gates, on the site Steep Stories 6 days, 10 hours ago
On the odd occasion, I leave the house to hunt for tea. It’s a rare occurrence—much like a hermitic groundhog hailing the arrival of spring—but it’s been known to happen. Sometimes that urge falls upon me at nigh […]
-
Quite mysterious and interesting.
It seems you are living in an avant-garde tea scene.
-
-
iheartteas‘s profile was updated 1 week, 6 days ago
-
iheartteas wrote a new post, Chasing My Dreams and Tea By My Side, on the site iHeartTeas 1 week, 6 days ago
First, I’d like to thank everyone for their patience as it as been a while since my last formal entry. As most of my readers know I have been investing in myself over the last two years and am continuing on […]
-
Great to read that and congratulations for your Certificates.
-
Thank you so much. Looking forward to a more regular blogging schedule soon.
-
-
lazyliteratus wrote a new post, “Glass” Half Full, on the site Steep Stories 2 weeks, 4 days ago
I’ve been studying the Bible a lot, lately.
Wait! Don’t turn away. I swear this isn’t proselytizing, and—yes—this still deals with tea. Plus a whole lot more. It may be a tad unwieldy to navigate this, her […]
-
Your glass is likely to be fully full 😀
Keep on the good work on everything that matters to you!
-
-
Xavier wrote a new post, On the road again, on the site Teaconomics 2 weeks, 4 days ago
Sometimes economists like to develop their concepts in what seems to be a sandbox way before applying them to reality to check if they are worth anything. When I say in a sandbox way, I mean based on certain […]
-
lazyliteratus wrote a new post, The Invoices of Autumn, on the site Steep Stories 3 weeks, 6 days ago
While most of the world above the equator is currently complaining about winter, my mind is still stuck in autumn.
At least, that is, from a tea perspective.
Of all the seasonal flushes in India, Sri […]
-
Red Thunder Gold “oolong”…
The name alone is an invitation to drink it.
-
-
lazyliteratus wrote a new post, A Long-Awaited Look at Latumoni, on the site Steep Stories 1 month ago
Throughout 2018, there was one name I could not escape.
Latumoni.
It was the name given to a village in Northeastern Assam, situated in the uppermost part of the Dibrugarh district. It was apparently so […]
-
I am always amazed by your findings.
-
-
Robert Godden wrote a new post, Dumb and Dumber, on the site Lord Devotea's Tea Spouts 1 month ago
Taste is a very individual thing, and it amazes me that people try to regulate it, or define it, or pretend it doesn’t matter.
Here’s an example: Vegemite.
If you are Australian. you’ll know that Vegemite is […]
-
Ads are most of the time confusing.
-
-
Xavier posted an update 1 month, 2 weeks ago
I just found that there is another game on tea, this one is focusing on gardens in Ceylon. It seems to be an American game published by Spanish and with German mechanisms.
Have a look https://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/248900/ceylon -
lazyliteratus wrote a new post, Tea Musings about 2018, on the site Steep Stories 1 month, 2 weeks ago
2018 was a weird year. Yeah, I know I’ve said that about prior years, but I really mean it this time. At present, it’s midnight on New Year’s Eve, a “chill-hop” station is on repeat-play, and I’m waiting for […]
-
And I will read you in 2019 as I did in 2018.
But you are right, researching is fun.
-
-
Robert Godden wrote a new post, The Power of Positive Reviewing, on the site Lord Devotea's Tea Spouts 1 month, 3 weeks ago
I started as a video reviewer, and have many times reviewed teas on this blog, so messages like this aren’t unusual, I get them all the time:
steven zhou:
hello
Do you like the best green tea in China – […]
-
Hilarious and sad at the same time.
-
-
Xavier wrote a new post, You must unlearn what you have learned, on the site Teaconomics 1 month, 3 weeks ago
Everyone knows that in Europe, tea is something English (or British if you prefer), that they invented everything regarding tea rituals and that they are at the core of everything related to tea.
Well, I won’t t […] -
Robert Godden wrote a new post, Petersham Bound, on the site Lord Devotea's Tea Spouts 2 months ago
A small quantity of our Lord Petersham tea is leaving these shores today, heading for the US of A.
To be specific, Petersham, Massachusetts.
For the simple reason that the town, or at the least the Trustees […]
-
And the coat? and the hat?
You are being a bit too narrow in your recap.
-
-
supermoon10 changed their profile picture 2 months, 1 week ago
-
peter posted an update 2 months, 1 week ago
Quite some time ago – not long after I migrated Tea Trade to its new server, @supermoon10 told me that Tea Trade wasn’t storing avatars when they were uploaded. I think I finally found the problem and fixed it. If you all still are having problems, reply here and let me know.
-
supermoon10 wrote a new post, Vancouver Tea Festival 2018, on the site Tea Stacks 2 months, 1 week ago
The Vancouver Tea Festival came upon me again, and I almost forgot about it until I got a text out of the blue from a friend helping organize it. That could have been disappointing. Since graduating and working […]
-
What I really found interesting when I hear about tea festivals in other countries is hearing about new products or trends.
However, tea and alcohol? This is a strange mix for me.
-
As someone who doesn’t really drink, I don’t see the appeal either. I’m sure there are flavour combos that must work. Or alcohols that do well in hot beverages.
-
-
-
Xavier commented on the post, You’re Special, on the site Lord Devotea's Tea Spouts 2 months, 2 weeks ago
Great idea.
-
Robert Godden wrote a new post, You’re Special, on the site Lord Devotea's Tea Spouts 2 months, 3 weeks ago
We’ve been doing some thinking lately, about our reason for existing.
I mean, originally The Devotea was a YouTube tea review channel. Then an online store, then a market store as well, then no markets but […]
-
Xavier wrote a new post, Every story has a beginning, on the site Teaconomics 2 months, 3 weeks ago
From The First Tea War: a History
The following extract is a transcription in modern English of the unpublished memories of Zhèng Hai Dong, a Chinese scholar that finished his apprenticeship at the beginning […]
- Load More
I like your concept and how you handled it (next time, do it without the deer).