I looked at their teas and it made me remember my good old RPG characters.
I wonder how some of their teas taste (obviously those that I have a personal link to).

Why is this exhibition named the power of design?

And Western culture influenced Japan but it also went the other way around (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japonism)

I am always going too fast 😉

Hi @ricardo The new design is not from me.

Thanks for the extra info, I had only a few bits on black tea.

As for your sentence ” the Japanese were exporting during that time because it was more popular […]

Are you really in Robert’s head? Frightening, quite frightening.

It is true to that choice is often limited and I think your technique is a good one to select the perfect tea for you (which is not that surprising).

I dived in your non-fiction piece of work.
Unfortunately, you didn’t manage to dive into your tea but I am sure your palate did.

And did you try blending them to do like in the definition?

What a nice idea, a Citatel paint renamed like this.

A really nice and fitting tribute.

Fiction, an easy life? Perhaps for you, Ô Mighty @thedevotea but for us, the poor normal writers, it is a different matter.

It jumped into me and hit me with its full aroma.

Not only are you an inspiration but you are trully inspired (Russian tea roulette? Radioactive Sencha green?).

You said it, you twisted science to give us the proof we all know about: tea is better on the long run.