Darlings, have you tasted a Pu'er tea before? I'm really intrigued by this after reading about Emma's trip to Yunnan. She was lucky enough to experience the traditional tea-cake making process including the magical (and lengthy) tea ceremony. There is something really relaxing, almost meditative about those photos and a hot cup of tea, don't you think? What's your favourite type? xo
P.S: Also, how to make a spiced chai concentrate. It's delicious.
P.P.S: Remember those artful teabags?
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I've tasted it last year when Mark and I went to China and we both loved it. Such a beautiful photos. Love, Amy
You know, my mother being British, I have been around tea all my life but never took to it. I like a sweet flowery tea once in a while but that is about it. We went to a tea demonstration in China but they didn't have these little cakes though, adorable.
Ben and I had some at a great tea shop in Raleigh, NC. it was strong! But I loved learning about the process.
I do love tea...my latest favorite bag is celestial seasonings bengal spice. wonderful with some local honey added! but I love having loose leaf tea best.
Sweet flowery teas with a bit of honey are perfect for cold days, aren't they, Jeanette? And how great that you had a chance to see a tea ceremony.
Elizabeth, that is so cool and loose leaf teas are totally wonderful:)
nothing relaxes me like a hot cup of tea thats for sure
This is amazing! I've never heard of this tea before. Now I really want to try it!
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