... HK. Off the top of my head, Best Tea House, Lam Kie Yuen (& Aroma Teahouse, which is a branch), Lau Yu Fat, Tea Gallery, China Flair Tea, Just4Tea. ... mao cha and then do their own roasting. In China, I got some very high fire TGY, sold as "10 year aged", that I'm pretty sure is ...

... livelier than i expected, given all the serious awards he wins... The Teahouse Fire, by Ellis Avery, was another read i enjoyed recently. definite treat for chado afficionados. ...

... won too many serious awards to have a sense of humor! who knew? The Teahouse Fire, by Ellis Avery, was another i enjoyed recently. a definite treat for the chado afficionados. ...

... Gilles Brochard (gift from a friend humoring my tea obsession) 6) The Teahouse Fire, by Avery (fiction) 7) This one just coincidentally has "tea" in the title: ...

... tea plays a major role in the book. (The only one I can think of is The Teahouse Fire by Ellis Avery, but there must be others. Any mysteries, I wonder?) Non-fiction about ...

... book name and you'll find it. As for tea-related fiction, I thought The Teahouse Fire was very good.

... mountain oolong (I like many of their Oolongs, such as their Strong Fire & Dong Ding Oolongs). I certainly suggest you try it if you have ... coolest tea houses I have ever been too, aside from the Virtual TeaChat teahouse we all seem to love :) ). I have since had another small portion ...

... only tender early spring buds in the labor-intensive Puey Long (raging fire) manner which is said to give spirit to the tea. It is very light, warm, a touch malty with honey and flower. I pick some up at The China Teahouse whenever I'm in Toronto or at the Wayne Tea Salon if I'm visiting ...