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Sometimes when I get to the bottom of a tin of something there isn’t enough left to make a proper cup. However, I hate wasting tea. Depending on what was in a tin, I will drop it in on top of one of my foundational teas. In the case of Continue Reading →
The Tea of the Month Club has been around for quite some time now. It wasn’t an idea that was there in the beginning, it was something that came up later, after the realization that I create a lot of teas. So many teas. Possibly even too many teas, depending Continue Reading →
March was a somewhat madcap month for me. I’m starting to worry that the date I set for the Soft Reopen may have been a touch ambitious, but not enough so that I’m changing the goal as yet. The short summation for the month is: I put a ton more Continue Reading →
One of the recurring inspirations for tea ideas is people talking about food on Twitter. I will read a description and some aspect of it (sometimes the entirety of it) will provoke the thought of “I bet this would make a good tea.” Most of the time when this happens, Continue Reading →
It occurred to me that since there is a decent amount of crossover between lovers of tea and lovers of fountain pens there might be some interest in knowing what inks are used on the labels and invoices. I will try to update this when a pen is added to Continue Reading →
I have a plan. The plan is that I will reopen the shop with a limited tea selection on May 6th There are a lot of pieces that need to fall into place to make this happen, but I have made a good start and I have a lot of Continue Reading →