Mist in the Darjeeling hills "Ethereal" is the best word I could find to describe the experience of the tea fields at Glenb...

The flowers of the tea field About 350 women pick the 60 tea fields (nearly 300 hectares) at Glenburn Tea Estate .  Their children att...

The view from my bed at Glenburn Tea Estate I woke my first morning at Glenburn to a light tap at the door.  Bed tea had arrived! ...

Gong Xi Fa Cai - Happy Chinese New Year!   And though I'm currently focusing on Darjeeling, India, its tea history is closely connected ...

  Gorgeous views on the way to Darjeeling After our brief time in Delhi , we headed out the next morning to Siliguri (by plane).  A ...

I took a break from blogging about the Asia Tea Tour over the holidays.  I have a lot more to say about China (including Tibet), but I...

"Blending with a Purpose" From the Enchanted Tea and Gift Shop "English Breakfast Tea" Gift from a friend - t...

I'm excited to share this info on local and regional tea happenings: Japanese Tea and Culture classes (in Portland) starting soon! ...

I've decided that 2012 is going to be the year of the picnic !  I had such a fun time with a few picnics last year, that I want to bring...

I thought I'd share a few of the tea-themed gifts I received over the holidays.  Reversible necklace, made from a scrabble piece....