I have Darjeelings, Assams and Ceylons from India (I do love Indian teas!); Pu-er, lotus and peony teas from China; and rooibos and honeybush from Africa. I have two kinds of Earl Grey, one whose bergamot scent is supposed to be less overpowering, and one with blue flowers mixed in. I have tea flowers from Camelia sinensis, the tea plant. Each sample pack is labelled with the packing date, the type of tea, ideal brewing temperatures and times, and my name, and will make around 6 cups of tea. That's over 120 cups of tea, which I will surely enjoy all the more since it has started becoming rather chilly here!
Monday, September 17, 2007
I may have overdone it...
I have Darjeelings, Assams and Ceylons from India (I do love Indian teas!); Pu-er, lotus and peony teas from China; and rooibos and honeybush from Africa. I have two kinds of Earl Grey, one whose bergamot scent is supposed to be less overpowering, and one with blue flowers mixed in. I have tea flowers from Camelia sinensis, the tea plant. Each sample pack is labelled with the packing date, the type of tea, ideal brewing temperatures and times, and my name, and will make around 6 cups of tea. That's over 120 cups of tea, which I will surely enjoy all the more since it has started becoming rather chilly here!
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*Waves hands wildly* Meeeeee!!! I want to go to your tea party!!!
Meeee, meee, meee! I love the thermometer!
I guess I know what kind of party to plan for a reunion!
Hi Lana,
I really enjoyed reading your post on tea thermometers. I am an avid green tea drinker (Temple of Heaven Gunpowder is my favorite). I looked for a thermometer that I could set (at 180 degrees) and that had an alarm when it reached the right temp. I couldn't find one... so I am developing one. I'd love to get your feedback (and your readers' feedback). I have a site at teathermometer.com... the site is pretty weak at the moment, but you can see pictures of the thermometer. I'm in the process of finding a company to manufacture the thermometer, so some of the designs and features could be changed... I'd love to hear what you would like to see in such a device...and whether you think this is a good idea.
Thanks!
-Josh
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