Comment on The Problem With Tea Sommeliers by Shreyashi B
Hello there. Sorry for being late to the “tea party” but after reading this I just had to reply. I will not go into the credibility debate because I don’t think I am qualified to do so, but I can only...
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View ArticleComment on Kill-Green in Tea Production by Paul
Wow This by far the most informative and precise Tea processing info I have landed in a long while a budding tea enthusiast from Uganda East Africa
View ArticleComment on A New Look at Tea Classification by Color sorting machine
Thank you so much for sharing great information about tea types. I like green tea the most, i will visit your website again again
View ArticleComment on Where Tea is Grown in the United States and Canada by Michelle
Have you seen the recent study done by consumer labs? They tested tea sold in local supermarkets and found extremely high levels of lead. Most of these tea leaves and herbs were grown in China. China...
View ArticleComment on Announcing Tea Masters Cup USA 2019 by Nguyễn Thị Quy
My name Quy, i attended the Master Tea Cup World 2017 Hubei in China. Can i join in?And Please show me how to join To my email quynguyen284@gmail.com
View ArticleComment on Announcing Tea Masters Cup USA 2019 by Edward Kosgei
I have been in tea for 32 years both field and factory operations now retired but still active can still offer substantial advice Edward
View ArticleComment on Official 2019 Tea Festival, Trade Show, and Conference Schedule by...
Excellent expo list! Thank you for listing the shenzhen ones.
View ArticleComment on Official 2019 Tea Festival, Trade Show, and Conference Schedule by...
Of course! Let me know if i missed any!
View ArticleComment on Where Tea is Grown in the United States and Canada by Jordan G....
This is why we recommend buying quality tea, not cheap supermarket stuff. Find a trusted tea supplier! Not all tea from China is contaminated, and they’ll be able to sell you good quality tea.
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