Audiophile Tea

[opus101]

+1 for Pu'erh - I also love it combined with chrysanthemum which is a popular combination here.

[sphinxsix]

14 hours ago, opus101 said:

+1 for Pu'erh - I also love it combined with chrysanthemum which is a popular combination here.

Thx for the suggestion, never tried this combination. I didn't even know about the possibility of drinking chrysanthemum.  

 

BTW meanwhile my collection grew by one more single teapot (actually made by a coffee company, nothing special):

 

[Nikhil]

A book on the fascinating history of tea that was shared on a tea discussion on another forum.

 

 

 

 

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[semente]

European tea, grown in the middle of the Atlantic:

 

https://gorreana.pt/en/

 

Welcome to Gorreana ...

... The oldest, and currently only, tea plantation in Europe. We cultivate this wonderful product that is tea since 1883, keeping, since then, the original traditions of the Orient as well as the ancient qualities that have been in our family for five generations.

We invite you to know us better through our website and we hope you'll visit us while on the island of S. Miguel (Azores).

[tso310]

British grown tea from Cornwall. Not cheap but a good selection of teas and herbals.

 

https://tregothnan.co.uk/

[musicntea]

Has anyone tried pine needle tea? Read about it from a blog post but haven't found anywhere to get some.