Tea in China
On the outskirts of Guilin is a place called the Guilin Tea Research Institute, basically, a tea plantation that offers tours and insight into all things tea. You can access the institute fairly…
View PostOn the outskirts of Guilin is a place called the Guilin Tea Research Institute, basically, a tea plantation that offers tours and insight into all things tea. You can access the institute fairly…
View PostNo, this is not the setup for a funny joke (although, come to think of it, I did have some funny jokes after coming back from China) rather this is the announcement for our upcoming…
View PostI still can’t really believe I went to China, but I’m back and thought it high time to post my top ten list from Guilin, China. So, here it is, I hope you enjoy it…
View PostContinuing my “Notes from the Road” for Guilin, last time I left off at the tea ceremony and we were just about to head into a new park. On this day, we went to a…
View PostWe left off last time with me telling you a bit about Kevin and how I had attended a tea ceremony. The full tasting ceremony takes five hours and is quite complicated. The people serving…
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