Tea in the ancient world

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Wednesday, August 12, 2026

What does it mean when tea versions aren't type-typical?

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  an atypical wild origin Thai oolong, left, and a more standard Oriental Beauty (DFMR) version This is something I've been giving a lot...
Sunday, May 24, 2026

How Did You Develop Your Sense of Tea Flavors and Aromas?

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combined tasting can highlight subtle differences, including flavor aspects It's not uncommon for Reddit discussions to raise interestin...
Saturday, January 18, 2025

Comparing Longjing varietals

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  I'm reviewing an ITea World Longjing sample set this time.  I guess I'll be reviewing different parts of their sets for another mo...
Saturday, August 3, 2024

Comparing Son La (Vietnamese), Naka, and Bangwai sheng

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  Son La left, Naka middle, Bangwai right, in all photos In reviewing two Tea Mania gushu sheng pu'er versions recently I felt as if I d...
Saturday, July 13, 2024

Trying wild origin tea versions, white and oolong (Wuyi Yancha style)

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I'm trying two more wild origin teas from ITea World, probably the last of that set I'll get to.  There is a green version but that...
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