I like tea, and in the last couple of years I've been exploring it a lot more seriously, even obsessively. I've not kept up these pages much, because not enough time, but the basic way I brew up, and the types of teas I drink, hasn't changed much
Lots
of
photos of teas and teawares on my flickr pages
Some teas I've been drinking lately
(this hasn't been updated for a while, because I've been using the tealog on Steepster, and saving those notes here as well)
Tea brewing notes
Tea tastings
Tea Links (another work in progress, pretty scattered just yet)
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Some teas I've been drinking lately
(this hasn't been updated for a while, because I've been using the tealog on Steepster, and saving those notes here as well)
Tea brewing notes
Tea tastings
Tea Links (another work in progress, pretty scattered just yet)
General Tea information
Tea
Processing
a brilliant flowchart on wikipedia that shows how
different
types of tea are produced, most useful after you've already
read a
little about teas
Forums
TeaForum.org is a new site for tea run by tea lovers for tea lovers, and it is here to stay
Tea Chat used to be a very good place for tea, more obsessive than egullet because it's all tea, all the time, but some heavy-handed hosting & problems with spammers led to formation of TeaForum.org
Egullet.org Tea forum a good place to learn about tea if you're already a gulleter
Steepster.com too much emphasis on flavored teas, and not enough on the teas themselves, but I'm finding the teaLog a useful way to keep some track of my teas
TeaForum.org is a new site for tea run by tea lovers for tea lovers, and it is here to stay
Tea Chat used to be a very good place for tea, more obsessive than egullet because it's all tea, all the time, but some heavy-handed hosting & problems with spammers led to formation of TeaForum.org
Egullet.org Tea forum a good place to learn about tea if you're already a gulleter
Steepster.com too much emphasis on flavored teas, and not enough on the teas themselves, but I'm finding the teaLog a useful way to keep some track of my teas
Return to Diane's Food Page
Return to Diane's Home Page