Jul 13th, '09, 13:44
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by depravitea » Jul 13th, '09, 13:44
sriracha wrote:@depravitea: Any books you'd recommend? =)
Sure thing!
I found these on Amazon, fairly inexpensive.
The Story of Tea by Mary Lou Heiss and Robert J. Heiss
The Tea Companion by Jane Pettigrew
I really like these two and refer to them several times a week. Tons of info about history, growing, production, drinking and even buying, which is how I found Adagio and TeaChat in the first place:)
Soon I'll be getting First Step to Chinese Puerh Tea by Chan Kam Pong, recommended to me by TomVerlain.
Jul 13th, '09, 14:16
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Location: Lat: N 59º 37' 3.79" Long: E 17º 49' 35.49" or thereabouts
by sriracha » Jul 13th, '09, 14:16
Thank you!
I've been ogling The story of tea in online bookshops from time to time, it's good to get a recommendation from someone who has actually read it! I'll be sure to check out The Tea Companion as well. =)
In other news...the Dong Ding sample from Victoria; I'm on the second infusion and amazed at the viscousness of the brew. It reminds me of some sort of jelly, almost. Very cool.
Jul 13th, '09, 23:04
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by silvermage2000 » Jul 13th, '09, 23:04
I do not think so.
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