Stories About Tea welcomes a new international guest writer, who will contribute once a month! Meet Justus Hopmann from Germany, owner of Spherebay Manga Teehäuser. “We are selling authentic tea drinks – mainly cold –

Stories About Tea welcomes a new international guest writer, who will contribute once a month! Meet Rijan Ojha from Nepal, who works for Dutch agricultural agency Agriterra. “We strengthentea- farmer ownership and stimulate economic growth

Stories About Tea welcomes a new international guest writer, who will contribute once a month! Meet Simona Zavadckyte from Global Japanese Tea Association.  Japanese tea is quite unique when you look around the tea regions

Stories About Tea welcomes a new international guest writer, who will contribute once a month! Meet Cortilia Lin from TeaTalk Academy Taiwan, who contributes to the Academy by bringing her international business background. It is

Stories About Tea welcomes a new international guest writer, who will contribute once a month! Meet freelance tea consultant Parveez Arshad Hussain from India, who has been a tea professional since 1988 and has worked

Stories About Tea welcomes our second international guest writer, who will contribute once a month! Meet Chaminda Jayawardana from Lumbini Tea Valley Ceylon, who specializes in manufacturing tea in the Ruhuna region of Sri Lanka.

Stories About Tea welcomes our first international guest writer, who will contribute once a month! Meet Bente from Tanzanian Kilimanjaro Specialty Tea, who specializes in manufacturing tea at the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro. Read our introduction

Japan is most know for their green teas, Matcha and Sencha in particular, but perhaps no tea is more prized in the land of the rising sun than the delicate and slightly sweet Gyokuro, or

At over 8000 feet above sea level the Kolukkumalai Tea estate in Southern India is thought to be the the highest plantation of orthodox tea in the world. Over the years, this beautiful region, with

Kenya might not be the first country to pop into your mind when you think about tea, but the truth is that Kenya is one of the largest producers and exporters of tea in the