I don’t know if I really want to do that.

Archeology of tea blogs? That’s a good idea and one that I didn’t have.

Good job and interesting findings.

What companies can find to try to generate interest and sales…

Such an experience to move.
Luckily, I have less tea than you (I think I drank the rest of it).

I am sure you will find time to unpack the tea stuff and come back for more.

Thanks for your comment.
I still have to figure out how these official data sets were gathered and done.

You always have your tea hat on and that’s the one that matters.

You should know what you want: listen to Ben or not 😛 but always drink tea.

Thanks.
I knew Argentina was one as I saw them at the Brussels tea expo a few year expo and I talked with them but I didn’t try any yet.

There must be something else. Talent?

How do you find these unique teas?

I would go for Winter Flush.

After reading this post, I am sure I don’t suffer from Théabulia.

And just play Eeny, meeny, miny, moe 😉

I just pictured you singing a duo with Lazyliteratus on heicha/sheng cha.

Tea in pajamas 😛

An informative article on a very specific subject. What else could I expect from you?

Is this your way of looking back at 2017? 😛

No stamp? Usually this is the sign of an industrial produced tea.
Interesting to know that there is a “Gary Oldman’s school of tea making”.

I hope your experiment will succeed and you will find the answer to your question.