Julie Jones said 10 years ago

I want to learn more!!

I love learning and always want to learn more on my tea journey. What has been a great resource for you? Any books, courses, videos, etc I should look for? :)

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AllanK said 10 years ago

The Story of Tea A Cultural History and Drinking Guide by Mary Lou Heiss and Robert J Heiss is very good and informative. It is written by the owners of the excellent tea shop www.teatrekker.com.

TeaNecromancer select said 10 years ago

I have been collection informative articles for a while, though I admit I have not updated it in a while, so hopefully the links still work
https://www.facebook.com/notes/tea-drinkers/tea-article-collection-for-all-your-reading-needs/543535942409150

Some books I have found particularly useful have been:
http://www.amazon.com/Tea-Sommelier-Gabriella-Lombardi/dp/8854409189/

http://www.amazon.com/Tea-Terroirs-Varieties-Kevin-Gascoyne/dp/1770853197

http://www.amazon.com/Tea-Drinkers-Handbook-Francois-xavier-Delmas/dp/0789209888

http://www.amazon.com/Tea-Book-DK/dp/1465436065/

http://www.amazon.com/Modern-Tea-Fresh-Ancient-Beverage/dp/1452112290

Liquid Proust said 10 years ago

Honestly, I’m slowly trying to read everything on here: http://hojotea.com/indexe.html

Highly recommended.

http://hojotea.com/article_e/puerh_e.htm this alone is one jam packed article out of many that they have

Brian said 10 years ago

its funny. Hojo is all about low humidity and no oxygen interaction for aging and storing Puerh…..yet the consensus in most other Puerh againg groups is humidity and air flow.

mrmopar said 10 years ago

I think he is more about preserving the state it is in and not so much on aging it.

Julie Jones said 10 years ago

Thanks, guys!!! I’m loving the suggestions!

@soggyenderman LOVE that collection!!

yyz said 10 years ago

This was kind of interesting. http://puerh.blogspot.ca/p/puer-by-appearance-types-storage.html