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Tea
Prepare for a richly exotic voyage across continents and centuries in this in-depth exploration of the world of tea. Like wine, tea has its own prestigious growing regions and plantations where are produced refined, noble, and modern varieties as distinctive as the terroir on which they are grown. This impressive volume follows the trade routes of the familiar yet mysterious tea leaf, from the origins of cultivation in China to Japan's legendary tea ceremony to the ritual of afternoon tea in the U.K. Practical advice describes the benefits of tea in the diet, the optimum brewing temperature, and precise measurements for steeping the perfect cup. Profiles of the Grand Crus of tea (32 worldwide varieties) plus recipes that pair well with tea or have tea as an ingredient are also featured. Rich and sumptuous photographs lead us through this ancient but still contemporary pursuit that reaches from remote Asian villages to exotic islands to today's modern cities. Tea is a book to be savored with all the senses.
Tea
In two eye-catching volumes, which include The History of Tea and The Taste of Tea, this beautiful box-set succeeds in serving as both a historical and practical manual for tea lovers and amateurs alike. The History of Tea recounts the geopolitical complexities that have followed the discovery of this “green gold” and its cultural role both past and present. The Taste of Tea, organized by country, acquaints readers with tea varieties that will have them rushing off to brew a cup in no time.Throughout these exquisitely illustrated pages, Christine Dattner explores not only the essentials of an English high tea or the origins of the most famous British tea brands, like Twinings and Fortnum & Mason, but also the intricate formalities of a Japanese tea ceremony and the unique way in which Tibetans continue to prepare tea. From blue-green tea and yellow tea to grilled green tea and modern blends with hints of chocolate, Christine Dattner–a renowned tea blender from Les Contes de Thé in Paris–divulges all her secrets and know-how related to the beverage whose popularity has continued to flourish since its discovery. An ideal gift idea, Tea explains all there is to know about one of the world’s most ancient pleasures.
TEA
In this timeless novel, a wise monk from India uses charming parables to unveil the proverbial recipe for a life-changing cup of tea. The word ?TEA? serves as an acronym, leading the characters and readers one letter at a time down a path of self-discovery to eliminate frustrations and guide them to live a life free of stress. Everyone is seeking relief from stress. We see medical experts, and receive expensive medication and therapies. We change jobs, careers and even spouses. We take exotic vacations, but stress returns when we do. Could it be, while we have concentrated on every possible factor around us, we really need to better understand what is within us? In TEA, you?ll understand why we experience stress, and why everything this world offers will only increase it. Ratanjit?s TEA is simple, yet profound. It will change the way you think about life. TEA touches its readers, regardless of background, profession, religion, age or gender. It is a beautifully-woven tale with a message that provides comfort in our changing world. Prepare to eliminate stress from your life?forever.
Blue-and-white Porcelain Tea Cup Set
Our elegant blue and white porcelain tea cup set is the perfect gift for any tea lover! The kungfu cup has fun shape for a traditional Asian look. This must-have tea set includes six tea cups, a tea bowl with cover and saucer, and a big kungfu tea cup.Dimensions: Kungfu Tea cup: 3"3/4Dx2"3/4 HTea bowl with cover and saucer: 3"1/8Dx2"3/8HCup: 2"1/2Dx1"1/8HNote: Not including the display tray
The New York Times A Cup of Tea Crosswords
Tea and crosswords: relaxing and refreshingOftentimes it's life's simple gifts that are the most pleasurable: the wisp of steam rising from a freshly brewed cup of tea, or the feeling of satisfaction when you've filled in the final square in the puzzle.From the pages of The New York Times and editor Will Shortz comes this new collection of seventy-five of the Times' light and easy crosswords. Under Shortz's editorship, the puzzles have emphasized fresh, new vocabulary and a lighter focus. So put the teakettle on the stove, get your pencils handy, and dive into this fun and fresh collection.
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