Wonderful encounters In Bhutan, most tea comes in the form of dreadful tea bags filled with broken tea leaves. Another option is butter tea, which has an unappetising name but is an...
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Tea in Bhutan People in Bhutan have always drunk tea brought in from Tibet and China by yak. However, just under twenty years ago, following a visit from a young South Korean agronomist,...
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A new book on tea For twenty years, I’ve dreamed of adding the subject of tea to Plon’s “Dictionnaire Amoureux” collection – and now I’ve done it! (Translator’s note: this French series of essay-style “lover’s...
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The tea route Tea is more than a drink; it’s a way of life, a journey and a path. There is no need to hurry. Take your time to look around you. The...
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Review of Tazo Tea Juniper Mint Honey by Tchuggin' Okie This is the second tea I've found that is, "inspired by the Rocky Mountains," the other being (what else?) Murchie's Rocky Mountain Blend. They are vastly different! The latter is a robust black-tea mix. Tazo's is a purely herbal tea whose leading ingredient, true to title, is juniper berries. Next time I head to the San Juans of Colorado for a stretch of hiking, fishing and fall foliage, I'll have to bring both teas along to get more fully in the spirit of the surroundings.

Junipers collectively a...
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