Class: Green Origin: Yame prefecture, Japan Year: 2009 Vendor: Zencha.net (Product page) Price: $31.00 (100g) This sencha has a lovely color. It's not quite as green as O-Cha's...

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Today I enjoyed some lovely Taiwanese "Wuyi" baozhong. My notes for this tea are already posted, so I won't bother repeating myself; instead, I wanted to talk a bit about stationery.

My preferred "style" is definitely minimalist-leaning without being completely spartan (Proper capitalization and punctuation? On a blog? Gadzooks!), as you may have noticed through my teaware choices and the various templates Tea Nerd has sported in...

I brewed up the last of a sample of 90's Golden Pearls Dancong. A bit stale, but still tasty. I have to say, I'm not sure tea would be quite as good if I knew it would never go stale. Hope you weren't expecting a lot of text! img.right {...

Bwahaha, I'll bet I had you going for a minute there with this title. It's actually exactly the opposite of what you are thinking. This is mostly a "look guys, this blog really isn't dead" post, but here's a fun fact: over the past few months,...