Seven Cups Tea Tour Day 9 »
This is my last post from the Green/Wulong Tea Tour for 2011. The tour is still continuing for a few more days…
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This morning it rained in Tucson! For many people living in many places this would be a dreary event; but here in the desert it’s cause to celebrate. Our water-harvesting barrels become full, and our few plants receive a much-needed dusting…
Continue Reading »2009 Oolong Tea Tour Podcast-Making Rock Oolong pt2 »
Welcome to our tea and tea culture video podcast with Zhuping Hodge, tea master and owner of Seven Cups. Last year we launched three very successful tea tours to China. Many hours of video were taken and we want to share them with you. Follow Zhuping as she tours Mr. Liu’s rock oolong tea factory…
Continue Reading »Tea In The Botanical Tucson Gardens »
I am in our new teahouse in the Tucson Botanical Gardens and enjoying a cup of. Meizhan oolong, one of my favorite WuYi Shan rock oolongs. I am reminded of the tea drinking scholars of the Tang Dynasty that preferred to drink their tea in a natural setting…
Continue Reading »2009 Oolong Tea Tour Podcast-Making Rock Oolong pt1 »
Welcome to our tea and tea culture video podcast with Zhuping Hodge, tea master and owner of Seven Cups. Last year we launched three very successful tea tours to China. Many hours of video were taken and we want to share them with you. Follow Zhuping as she tours Mr. Liu’s rock oolong tea factory. [...]
Continue Reading »2009 Oolong Tea Tour Podcast-Bai Ji Guan Rock Oolong »
Welcome to our tea and tea culture video podcast with Zhuping Hodge, tea master and owner of Seven Cups. This year we launched three very successful tea tours to China. Many hours of video were taken and we want to share them with you. In this episode Zhuping joins the tea harvest of the famous [...]
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I’m writing from our recently opened office in Changxing, in Zhejiang. Changxing just a short drive away from Guzhu Mountain where Luyu supervised tea production for the Tang emperor, while he composed the first book about tea, while he lived and died in nearby Huzhou. This area is very old in relationship to the growth [...]
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