A Glorious Encounter with Mountain Tea’s Oriental Beauty

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When the first infusion emerges from my gaiwan, the soft floral nose of Mountain Tea’s Oriental Beauty whispers of upcoming notes of honey, ...

Shi Ru Wuyi Oolong

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  Steam rises from the small porcelain cup as the morning light spills across my table. I’ve measured the leaves — Shi Ru Wuyi Oolong, stone...

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  If you’ve ever found yourself chasing the mineral whispers of Wuyi rock teas, or quietly wondering what the mountains taste like after a ...

A whole new experience for me today with Path of Cha’s Sakura Wakoucha black tea

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  Koucha is the Japanese word used for Japanese black tea. Like hong cha, koucha translates as red tea, referred to as black tea in the West...

A wonderful light winter oolong from Mountain Tea.

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  Dong Pian is a unique harvested after the winter regular harvest season. Normally during the coldest time the tea bushes are dormant. So D...

A Californian Ginseng Oolong grown in Wisconsin!

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  My blood sugar is already better! The health benefits of Ginseng have made it prized in the East and the West.  In China, Ginseng was hist...

Bana Tea has an aged Da Hong Pao that is so mouth watering! Get it while you can!

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I have never had such a rich and juicy Big Red Robe in all my life! From the Bana site we read: Type: Wuyi Rock Oolong - Da Hong Pao - premi...

A brand new experience for BuddhaMum with added info by West China Tea out of Austin!

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 ... don't really know what this is or why I bought it but I was stoned when I bought it and it comes from Austin so those are two signs...

Thoughts on 'Small Enlightenments and of course, Tea as Practice to WAKE UP!

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  Seeing the ocean as I rarely do, it has become an opportunity to question my daily habit of defining reality before experiencing it. Wonde...

Foxtrot from Whispering Pines Tea Co!

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 This has been sitting around forever and is still tasty! Sold-out status but you can put your name on a contact list should the company eve...