What Tea blogs do you read/own?

I follow LiquidProust on Instagram. He also has a tea store through etsy and is a member here.

cwyn’s blog is marvelous. https://deathbytea.blogspot.com/?m=1

Since I opened this Discussion, I made my own blog as well, so I’ll put it here if anyone is interested:

https://novicha-en.blogspot.com/2020/12/how-tea-became-my-passion.html

I really like Steep, Sip, and Repeat + I just found out the blogger is here on Steepster!

https://www.steepsipandrepeat.com/
https://steepster.com/steepsipandrepeat

Ooo, loving the recommendations! I’ll be checking some of these out for sure, but the only tea blog I read regularly right now is Char’s: http://oolongowl.com. I found her through Steepster, though I don’t believe she’s active here anymore. However, she updates her blog frequently with detailed tea reviews and photos and she is super knowledgeable, especially about puerh and oolong!

I like Oolong Owl as well!

I also read Nicole Wilson’s Tea for Me Please for her interesting reviews and Friday tea blog roundups:
https://www.teaformeplease.com/
Geoffrey Norman’s Steep Stories has quirky and entertaining stories about tea:
https://lazyliteratus.teatra.de/
I also read Tea in Spoons for its focus on Canadian tea companies:
https://teainspoons.com/

This is just scratching the surface of the tea blogging world and I’m sure lots of other people will chime in.

Mine’s very slow-paced, and focuses specifically on books written on tea (non-fiction). https://artoftea.teatra.de/

Otherwise, I read Tea For Me Please sometimes, largely checking out her Friday Roundups to see if any interesting blogs pop up. Plus she’s been reviewing tea-modules lately, which strikes my fancy.

https://teaconomics.teatra.de/ (Just as it sounds)
https://scotttea.wordpress.com/ (If you like poetic posts/meditation)
https://eustaciatan.com/ (I pop in mostly just for the tea-book reviews)
http://teaintheancientworld.blogspot.com/ (For the interesting teas)

There’s several more I vaguely circle; I use Bloglovin to keep track of things.

I read Cwyn’s blog – bit worried as she’s not very active, though I’m sure the tea is keeping her going. I also like ‘tea in the ancient world’ and Oolong Owl.

+ Some other reads:
Wilson’s ‘Travelling Teapot’ – http://teapotnews.blogspot.com/
NorthernTeaist (a Swede who blogs about tea) – https://northernteaist.com/
Mattcha – Canadian tea-blogger: http://mattchasblog.blogspot.com/
Hou de Fine (vendor) blog full of facts: https://houdefinetea.com/blog/

I don’t read tea blogs as regularly as I used to. It seems people are using social media for that nowadays. But here are some of the ones I used to follow and/or occasionally check:

Hojo’s blog
https://hojotea.com/en/

Ricardo’s Japanese tea blog
https://www.myjapanesegreentea.com/

Tales of Japanese Green Tea
https://everyonestea.blogspot.com/?m=1

Oolong Owl
http://oolongowl.com/

Tea For Me Please
https://www.teaformeplease.com/

Verdant Tea’s blog
https://verdanttea.com/blog/

Nicole, who runs the Tea For Me Please blog, also has a tea channel on YouTube. And I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention my favorite, the prolific Youtube tea vlogger Don from Mei Leaf.

LuckyMe makes a great point about social media. Does anyone have any favorites on Instagram that might not have a website or blog?

It’s really cool being mentioned on here (tea in the ancient world).

I don’t read lots of blogs now but have some favorites, like Steep Stories, Mattcha’s blog, TeaDB, and Death by Tea. Tea Addict’s Journal is dormant but it’s worth paging around as a reference. Late Steeps is something really different; his posts on pu’er storage experiments are unique (indirectly related to the Teas We Like source). A tea maker friend posts a bit on tea production in a blog section related to the Wuyi Origin vendor site, and Farmerleaf does videos like that, really good reference content (but on Youtube instead).