Tea Lovers

This is a group set up for anyone who has a passion for tea, tea drinkers, tea tasters, tea bloggers, and tea wholesalers! This is a place to post your tea experiences for all to enjoy and learn from! Join in the passion- Enjoy a cuppa’ today!
  • Taking my passion for Tea to a new Height - Tea Party Wedding and Special Events Coordinator and Blogger

    Greetings from the Caribbean, my Tea Lover Friends. I love and enjoy chocolate, coffee, tea and tea parties and have taken it to new heights and started a blog and a part-time business as a Day-of Tea Party Wedding and Special Events Coordinator and Blogger of Tea Parties By Avionne (…

    By Avion Anderson

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  • Bulk Tea and Herb vendors?

    Hello fellow tea lovers!I work at a local coffee shop who is going to start blending their own teas as well as some herbal blends. We are looking for bulk tea and herb blenders which are high in quality. Right now we have sent out for some samples from ITI but that is really the only one I know of.…

    By Jake Koch

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  • Serving Tea in a Coffee Shop

    In every coffee shop I have managed we have served tea in one form or another. I feel it is important to serve a high quality tea that compliments the quality coffee and espresso beverages on the menu. However, I am curious what people have found when choosing to serve either loose leaf or a form…

    By Matt Milletto

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  • Mighty Leaf Tea

    We just switched from Octavia teas to Mighty Leaf teas. I really really loved octavia but they were really unreliable when it came to ordering from them. Some orders would take up to four months to get to us!While I do enjoy the MIghty Leaf teas so far, I feel like they're a little on the weak…

    By Brandi Heath

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  • Chinese Tea, for coffee shops

    It was said that the Chinese tea, like green tea, is becoming popular in the west countries. Due to the very different ways of pouring Chinese tea, I would like to know if anyone is interested in it. If yes, we can talk about it here.As an example, normally the first pour of the hot water to tea is…

    By Peter Tam

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  • Tea: What are you drinking today?

    A discussion about what teas you have tried and liked or tried and hated or somewhere in the middle.

    By Bryan Wray

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  • What teas would you start with?

    So completely new to teas. I drink them at home, but don;t really have a true understanding about origins and popularity.Since we are opening up in a few weeks, can someone suggest the following:1. For bulk tea, which supplier do you use?2. Which regions and types of teas should we carry?3. What is…

    By Barbara Adams

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  • Sources for brewing techniques

    What are good sources for tea brewing techniques (from simple to most complex) for various types of teas (white, green, oolong, black, chai, tisane)?

    By espresso Neat

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