Recent Posts Tagged With 'darjeeling'

• Twinings Weekly Blog Report: Temomi-Cha; Vincero!; September Co-Op Tea Swap; Tea Chest Bass/Tea Eating Pigs

  Posted on Thursday August 28th, 2008 at 10:53 in green tea, darjeeling, tea chest, aged tea, tea swap, temomi-cha, tea chest bass, tea eating pigs

  By William I. Lengeman III This is a selection of recent popular blog articles from the Twinings Tea Blog, where you will find highlights from the best tea blogs from tea lovers around the world. Temomi-Cha Looking for something a little different? ...

• The Tea Pages: Explorations and Musings on the World of Tea

  Posted on Sunday March 30th, 2008 at 12:17 in Sri Lanka, taiwan, darjeeling, assam, tea house, keemun, tea blog, tea room, tea pages

  By William I. Lengeman III Though there are a great number of tea blogs currently in operation, with what seems like more coming online everyday, there are a few that stand out from the pack. Over the course of the past few months, one of the more ac...

• Tracing Tea Team Plans 15,000 Kilometer Trip From Calcutta to London

  Posted on Saturday March 22nd, 2008 at 14:35 in tea, caravan, darjeeling, expedition, tracing tea, trade route

  By William I. Lengeman III Nowadays the tea we drink makes its way from far-flung regions in a relatively short amount of time. But that wasn't always the case. One upon a time tea had to make its way from China, and later India, primarily by one of ...

• Tea Tourism - Motivated By An Interest In The History, Traditions, and Consumption of Tea

  Posted on Thursday February 28th, 2008 at 16:50 in tea, darjeeling, tea tasting, drinking tea, history of tea, tea industry in india, tea plantations, tea lovers

  By Rebecca Gasca How far might you travel for the perfect cup off tea? For some tea lovers, taking a trip around the world is not too tall of an order to enjoy the ultimate cuppa and tea experience. Inspired by tours of wine country and considered ...

• The Modern History of Tea Time

  Posted on Monday February 18th, 2008 at 15:39 in tea, darjeeling, afternoon tea, tea parties, crumpets, earl grey, afternoon tea recipes, british tea time, different types of tea, english tea pot

  By Rebecca Gasca The British Tea Council credits the 7th Duchess of Bedford, Anna, for having originated the custom of afternoon tea. Born from the desired to stave off hunger pangs between meals, this practice quickly became a social tradition for t...

• Darjeeling - The Champagne of Teas

  Posted on Monday January 14th, 2008 at 23:13 in darjeeling, black tea, indian tea, assam, nilgiri, the darjeeling limited, darjeeling himalayan railway, muscatel

  By William I. Lengeman III Of the world's many tea-growing nations, Africa, China and India are typically considered to be the most significant, in terms of production. For tea connoisseurs, however, the most important tea-growing countries are China...