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Reviews by a variety of tea experts - Twinings
The tea blog of Twinings brand tea - Teapot Diversions
A wide variety of topics, including an article about robots learning the Japanese Tea Ceremony. Definitely worth checking out! - palatabiliTEA
If you're looking for in-depth reviews written poetically and with a sense of humor, this is the blog for you. - Tea. Uncomplicated.
The author covers a variety of topics and includes the occasional video. - Adventures in Tea and Wine
This blog is really great if you're looking for reviews of specific teas, with a very professional taster's style - Steph's Cup of Tea
Apparently I'm not the only Stephanie tea drinker and blogger out there! She has a great blog that's also very popular, with a range of tea topics. - Health Benefits of Tea
This site outlines some of the health benefits of tea, and which kinds are best. - UK Tea Council
This is the website of the UK Tea Council, and no one loves tea more than the Brits! - Republic of Tea
A great source for both loose leaf and bagged tea in airtight tins. My favorite product is their tea jam, available in several flavors.
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November 05, 2009
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I must say that's some exciting history because it's related to the culture of the founding of the US. However, it's a history of religious intolerance and I'm glad I'm from my own generation so I'll never face any such pressure.
Posted by: Puerh Guy | November 05, 2009 at 03:06 PM