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  • My very own Matcha Grinder

    My very own Matcha Grinder

    • February 1, 2012
    • By The Tea Stylist
    • Tea Cuisine, Tea Culture
    • 2 comments

    I first heard of this little wonder when I attended Cynthia Gold’s workshop “Making a Final Statement – Tea and Dessert Pairing” at World Tea Expo. While discussing methods for infusing foods with tea, she showed us a small Matcha [...]

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  • Pillars of Smoke: Churchill, Cigars and Lapsang Souchong Tea

    Pillars of Smoke: Churchill, Cigars and Lapsang Souchong Tea

    • January 23, 2012
    • By The Tea Stylist
    • Social History of Tea
    • 10 comments

     Smoking out a Winner The origin of Lapsang Souchong,  正山小種 is also associated with war. There are several versions of the story, but each involves a prematurely halted processing of black tea, bohea class. In China, sometime during the Qing [...]

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  • The Boiling Point

    The Boiling Point

    • January 3, 2012
    • By The Tea Stylist
    • Tea Science
    • 6 comments

    Those of us who seek out specialty teas from the prime tea growing regions of the world, may obsess about the pH of water, its mineral content, chlorine levels, purity, etc.  We want to give our precious leaves the optimum [...]

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  • New York City Tea Ramble

    New York City Tea Ramble

    • November 13, 2011
    • By The Tea Stylist
    • Globe-trotting, Tea and Travel
    • 2 comments

    Tea in the City: The perfect guide Two years ago, at the World Tea Expo in Las Vegas I purchased a series of three books by Benjamin Press, called “Tea in the City”. Jane Pettigrew and Bruce Richardson collaborated on [...]

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  • Marie Saint Pierre infuses Spring designs with Tea’s Glitter & Gold

    Marie Saint Pierre infuses Spring designs with Tea’s Glitter & Gold

    • October 21, 2011
    • By The Tea Stylist
    • Style and Design
    • 1 comment

    Marie Saint Pierre at LG Fashion Week Toronto Marie Saint Pierre is a Montreal, Canada womenswear designer known for free-flowing, artistically inspired garments. Her clothing is a favourite of many of Canada’s cultural luminaries. Her clothes drape, wrap and layer [...]

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  • Tea in a Tiny Hotel

    Tea in a Tiny Hotel

    • September 26, 2011
    • By Gerald Robinson
    • Style and Design
    • 1 comment

    Guest post by Gerald Robinson It’s a very tiny hotel, just 3 inches high, and could hold about 4 oz. of loose tea; -  a reproduction of London’s Berkeley Hotel. In 1972 the Berkeley Hotel moved from Piccadilly to its [...]

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  • Recipe: Matcha Popcorn Topper

    Recipe: Matcha Popcorn Topper

    • August 26, 2011
    • By The Tea Stylist
    • Tea Cuisine, Tea Culture
    • no comments

    I’m always on the lookout for new ways to experiment with culinary tea. I think I’ve hit upon a popcorn topper that is quite good. You have to like the taste of Matcha powder to appreciate this recipe, but for [...]

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  • Tea Al fresco Part 2

    Tea Al fresco Part 2

    • August 22, 2011
    • By The Tea Stylist
    • Social History of Tea
    • no comments

    Tea in the Castle Gardens Always on the look out for an esthetic setting for ‘picnicing’ my tea, we hiked the short uphill trek to Casa Loma, Toronto’s famous castle. It was built between 1911 and 1914 when Sir Henry [...]

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  • The Top Ten: #8 Junshan Yin Zhen, Silver Needle Yellow

    The Top Ten: #8 Junshan Yin Zhen, Silver Needle Yellow

    • August 9, 2011
    • By The Tea Stylist
    • Tea Culture, Tea Knowledge
    • no comments

    Junshan Yin Zhen (君山銀針) or Silver Needle Yellow tea, holds a place of honour in the realm of the Chinese tea world. The most famous Yellow tea in China, it grows exclusively on Junshan island, located in Dongting Lake, northern [...]

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  • Tea Al fresco, Part 1

    Tea Al fresco, Part 1

    • July 13, 2011
    • By The Tea Stylist
    • Globe-trotting, Tea and Travel
    • no comments

    Escape from the city Last month we spent a week in Canada’s Laurentian Shield, about 275 Km north of Toronto. Also known as the Canadian or Precambrian Shield, it is comprised of the hard crystalline remains of a heavily eroded [...]

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