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  • September 24, 2012

    Fall Goodies (not tea)

    After almost a year of strange weather, autumn seems to have arrived to restore calm. So far we have had a handful of gorgeous days: mild temperatures, crisp breeze and a resplendent sun that shines on foliage where fall colors...

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  • September 20, 2012

    Unveiling Rochester Tea Society

    Finally, a tea society! It was a dream long in gestation, to sit down with a bunch of nice folks, partake of a beverage that is older than the mankind’s first book of grammar, and chat amicably about anything under...

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  • August 15, 2012

    KEEMUN (Hao Ya B)

    Sweet sweat of the earth is this tea. I know it could be stretching things a bit too far - sweet and sweat and taste of a tea. But indulge me here a bit please. I always am challenged when...

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  • July 22, 2012

    At a Japanese Tea Ceremony

    A tea enthusiast’s fantasy came true for me recently - to participate in a Japanese tea ceremony, not just witness one. The whole experience was incredible, starting with where it took place. The ‘teamaster’ lived just about 10 minutes walk...

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  • June 4, 2012

    Tea Tasting at the local library.

    The session on Darjeeling tea tasting had been rescheduled by a month at the Brighton Memorial Library. (Brighton is a suburb of Rochester, NY). Who knew it would turn out to be such a perfect day? On what was a...

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  • April 17, 2012

    As Earth Day approaches...

    Even as Earth Day approaches, there are signs here in upstate NY as well as across the world, in the remote fastness of the Himalayas, that something strange, almost bizarre, is going on in the weather. Signs, did I say?...

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  • April 8, 2012

    Happy Earth Tea's First First Friday

    The big old brick building stands along the train tracks, about half a mile from the Memorial Art Gallery. The Hungerford, the building’s name, is painted large across the top. The sign - a memory of this town’s past glory...

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