Member Blogs
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Steven Knoerr, 39 Steeps
Tea tastings, loose teas, U.S. tea culture |
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Alex Zorach, Alex Zorach's Tea Blog
My tea blog is for musings, opinions, and anything of a more personal nature that are not reviews of individual teas but that still have something to do with tea. The best way to contact me for anything tea-related is through the contact us form on RateTea.net. |
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Barbara Gulley, Barb's Tea Shop
If you would like more information about upcoming events or setting up one for you or your group, call BTS at 248-840-4356 or e-mail us at barb@barbsteashop. |
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Corax, Cha Dao
Dedicated to discussion and appreciation of teas, especially those from Pacific Asia. Not a monologic journal, but rather a forum where members can discuss the joys, bewilderments, and mysteries of this most potent infusion. |
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Cosmin Dordea, Chadao, Way Of Tea Europe
This blog details my journey in the way of tea (chadao). It will detail my progress, my experiences and the teas that I enjoy. It is also a tool to receive feedback from those that are more knowledgeable than me. |
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Roland Petrov, Exotic Tea Store Blog
Latest Updates About Exotic Tea, Poetry and Events at Tea & Treasure. This blog is dedicated to discovering the wonderful world of tea in all its exotic variations. |
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Cinnabar, Gongfu Girl
Gongfu Girl was started in 2006 by Colleen of Mearcair Studios, as part of a nascent interest in tea. Shortly after the blog's creation she was joined by a small number of guest bloggers, including Cinnabar, who is now, for all intents and purposes, sole writer of the blog, other writers having moved on to other pursuits that do not include writing online about tea. The blog publishes articles about tea, teaware and worldwide tea cultures and traditions. This sometimes includes reviews of teas and tea-related products. |
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Neil Desai, Indie Teas
My name is Neil Desai and I am a college student at Georgia Tech. I love tea and would love to get more people into it. This site contains tea news, links, information, videos, reviews, and other content for you to know more and more about one of the greatest drinks ever steeped.
I named this blog Indie Teas because I've always loved things that aren't brand name and have a high quality. I consider teas from little tea shops and direct from the source outlets as "indie" teas. They are the best teas in my opinion and produce something that no brand name run of the mill place can compare to.
My goal of this blog is to provide great information about loose tea and help people learn about the different types and subtleties.
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Lainie Petersen, Lainie Sips
Lainie Sips is a blog dedicated to all things tea. The bulk of the posts are tea and teaware reviews, but I also include news, tea artwork, and tips for preparing, storing, and enjoying tea. |
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Gingko Seto, Life in Teacup
The blog records my journey of tea drinking, including tasting notes, reading reflections, and real world tea stories. It also includes information of tea sources, tea processing techniques and specific tea terms pertaining to Life In Teacup products. |
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Madam Potts, Mad Pots of Tea!
Tea is Fun. Random bits of Tea Madness: personal news, tea & accessory reviews and fun. |
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Brittiny Lawson, My Steeped IdentiTEA
My Steeped IdentiTEA is my personal blog in which I talk about my hobby of tea. This includes, but is not limited to, personal tea notes, thoughts, reviews, opinions, experiences, news, and events. I do not claim to be a tea expert in any way, shape, or form. It was only in August of 2007 that I started to actively research and understand tea as a substance and as a culture. Thus, this blog was created to document my learning experience. I am more than happy to do reviews for vendors, but beware that I will always be completely honest when posting my opinions and thoughts. |
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Hanny Guimarães, Rota do Chá
The blog is one of the few on the subject in Brazil. It's hard to find information in portuguese about tea. So, I believe I'm contributing to spread the subject in my country and as I do it I get to learn a lot. Focus: tea culture, tea wares and accessories, five o'clock tea, tea reviews, interviews with tea connoisseurs, industry news, tea articles, tea rooms, videos and my personal tea journey. Share information about tea! |
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Erika Cilengir, T Ching
The aim of the T Ching blog is to cast a wide net so as to attract as many people as possible to the world of tea. |
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Michael Kofman, TeaAmigos Tea Reviews
Welcome to TeaAmigos. We provide you with tea reviews that blow your mind. Think this is nothing more than another tea blog with boring tea reviews from boring tea reviewers who offer boring descriptions of boring teas? TeaAmigos is anything but that kind of tea blog. Our tea reviews will make you laugh, cry, and wet yourself at the same time. TeaAmigos offers so much more than a mere tea review. Our tea beats will make you move your feet. Our Teasan Training tea articles will make learning about tea fun. Our tea news tea blog will keep you up to date with the world of tea. Think that this is just another tea blog? Think again. |
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Tea Alberti, Tea & Co.
bio: graphic designer, mom fulltime, tea lover and gourmet victim |
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Nikki Means, Tea Escapade
Capturing my adventures in tea through tea and product reviews, tea facts, and tea news. |
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Eric Daams, Tea Finely Brewed
Tea Finely Brewed helps discerning tea drinkers develop a deeper appreciation for the world's most popular beverage (other than water, that is). |
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Nicole Martin, Tea For Me Please
My name is Nicole. I'm a 25 year old New Jersey Native with a passion for tea and teaware. I drink a lot of tea and I write a lot of tea reviews so I figured I should post them somewhere. I don't claim to be an expert (by any stretch of the imagination) but I love learning and expanding my knowledge of tea. |
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Marlena Amalfitano, Tea For Today
Reviews and commentaries of all things to do with tea; books, magazines, utensils, merchants, tea rooms and, of course, tea. Some commentary on life in a small town. |
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Michael J. Coffey, Tea Geek Blogs
Hello. My name is, ironically enough, Michael J. Coffey and I’m your resident Tea Geek. My goal is to sort through and bring you the best, most interesting, and most scientifically reliable information about the entire world of tea. Stop by periodically (or, better yet, subscribe) to get tea reviews, history, science, and culture of tea worldwide! |
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William I. Lengeman, III, Tea Guy Speaks
Life's short. Drink good tea. |
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Pei Wang, Teanamu
the "eat drink tea" weblog |
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Katrina Avila Munichiello, Tea Pages
Topic/focus: reviews of tea, tea books, and shops; interviews with and information about people in the field; and industry news. |
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Jenn Stump, Tea Reflections
I'm just simply a woman who loves a good cup tea. Join me as I explore the incredible and complex world of tea! |
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Alexis Siemons, Teaspoons & Petals
Tea is my passion, my fuel, my liquid companion. I created this blog as a place to share my thoughts and some creative pieces inspired by everything tea. |
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Thomas Conner, Tea Squared
A manifesto, of sorts: This blog is experiential more than it is informational. I'm not here to report on the tea industry or write tasting notes on every new tea that emerges. I'll certainly natter on about the stuff that knocks me out, but this is not a source of the Next Big Thing in Tea. Unless I accidentally stumble on it. I simply enjoy the experience of tea, of sitting with friends and letting the liquor work its magic between us, or merely savoring the flavor of distant soil in my own meditative moments. I like the culture surrounding it, the people involved, the art created and the books written and the songs composed about it. I relish the seemingly endless process of discovery once one plunges down this particular rabbit hole. The world may be your oyster, but it's in my teacup. Every friggin' day.
So, come into my parlor, said the flyer to the spy. Drop by anytime. Door's always open and the kettle's always on.
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A.C. Cargill, Teatime with A.C. Cargill
A.C. Cargill is a tea aficionado with a degree in English and Philosophy and years spent in writing, graphics, and Website design. What better use for these than to write about tea? She enjoys what she calls the “tea life” where tea isn’t just a beverage – it’s a way of life – and invites you to join in the adventure. |
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Brian Pfeifer, Tea Traveler
Stories of life and tea abroad, plus tearoom and merchant reviews. |
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Maya Apsaras, The Tea Horse Caravan
We are tea connoisseurs that have an online tea store. We purvey artisan tea wares mostly made in Taiwan, fine teas from select tea plantations throughout Asia, aged teas - Puerh, tisanes that are specially formulated in the USA, fine spices and unique food items. Our interests spans from fine tea consumption, sharing what drinking tea is about, to health and finding rest in the simple things in life. We are continously learning about tea and everything that sparks our interests. |
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Stephanie Davies, The Tea Review
The Tea Review Blog is an online community of tea lovers and tea reviewers to share their love of tea with one another.
The Tea Review Blog is owned and managed by The Tea Guru (Stephanie), who does frequent reviews of tea also, but who also does not sell or manufacture teas of any kind. She started this blog out of a love and obsession for all things tea, and hopes to be able to use this blog to further share that passion with others.
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Adam Yusko, The Sip Tip
I focus on East Asian teas and brewing procedures. I also try and infuse my thoughts and feelings about tea and and teaware while learning the depths that East Asian tea has to offer. |
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Chris Cason, The Voice of Tea: a tea sommelier's blog
Tavalon's own Tea Sommelier and author Chris Cason inspires your teacups and answers all your tea questions with The Voice of Tea. The perfect way for beginners to learn more about tea and for connoisseurs to stay on the cutting edge! |
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Max Tillberg, The Way of Tea: En köpguide för te
The Way of Tea är en svensk köpguide för te. Här finns information om de finaste teerna, recensioner av böcker, filmer, tidningar samt en mängd butiker. |
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Jason Walker, Walker Tea Review
Walker Tea Review explores the world of online loose leaf teas. Walker Tea Review focuses on natural teas with no added flavorings.
Video reviews and tea tastings provide product information and education on how to appreciate a well-steeped cup of tea.
By partnering with online tea retailers, viewers also have the option to advance order discounted sample packs of tea and join the online tastings.
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Tony Gebely, World of Tea
Articles about tea steeping, tea culture, teaware, traveling with tea in mind, a few reviews here and there, but mostly my meanderings throughout the World of Tea. |
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