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Comment from Jon Stout on 2008-04-05

2008-04-05T19:57:43Z

I am a student of the world of tea and although I have researched many aspects of tea extensively, there is still a tremendous amount to learn.

You article opens a new perspective on tea. That is why I liked it.

Regards

Jon Stout

Comment from Pat Canella on 2009-01-29

2009-01-29T09:29:21Z

Man I wish I could have been there! Very nice, can't say I've ever been to a real "tea tasting"

Comment from Mitchel Noble on 2009-05-09

2009-05-09T13:24:16Z

A wonderful report even for those of us in attendance. When participating in a trade show it is often times hard to enjoy the educational sessions around us. I'm glad to catch up on some of the events.

Comment from Steven Knoerr on 2009-05-16

2009-05-16T19:21:41Z

Hi, you forgot to fill in what percent...

"All in all, tea does pretty well against other beverages in terms of its carbon footprint, coming in at only % of the carbon footprint of bottled beer."

Thank you for your blog!

Comment from Bon Teavant on 2009-05-16

2009-05-17T06:08:44Z

Thanks, Steven. It comes in at 5% that of bottled beer.

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Comment from Tiffany P on 2009-06-04

2009-06-05T02:00:56Z

How funny, I was just drinking and twittering about the same tea this morning! It is indeed a very fine oolong; quite magical, really. I usually go by "feel" when steeping teas, but reading your article I realize that I've subconsciously picked up a lot throughout the years that adds to the "feel" for brewing. I've still much to learn though; I guess I'd better keep drinking fine teas.

Comment from Jason Witt on 2009-07-08

2009-07-09T06:06:23Z

That's good news about the kid who discovered tea in Chinatown. I'd like to add that a lot of Yi Xing pottery is for men too. I have several mugs. One of them does have plum blossoms on it and those are flowers. But I have a few that are made just like old beer steins from the days before tea replaced it as a morning drink in Britain. I don't know how much more masculine you can get than that.

Comment from Lainie Petersen on 2009-07-31

2009-07-31T10:23:29Z

Absolutely agree: Women enjoy "afternoon tea" but many of the most serious tea drinkers I know are men. I think it is the geek factor with the various teawares and concerns about water temperature and steep times.

Comment from loose leaf tea lover on 2009-08-05

2009-08-05T07:27:10Z

The Lapsang Souchong tea is very machismo. THe smokey flavor feels like Im drinking a cigar...in a good way.

Comment from Bon Teavant on 2009-08-05

2009-08-05T07:57:35Z

Well said! It is also the tea most often used in cooking by chefs, many of the best who are, of course, men. Thanks for your comment. BT

Comment from Jason Witt on 2009-08-09

2009-08-09T17:32:56Z

I'll mark down this tea festival as one I'd like to go to someday. That's because I'm another author of a tea book. I'm now writing my first tea book, called "Spirituality of Tea." It will be available in a few months.

Comment from yachtcharter griechenland on 2009-08-20

2009-08-20T15:46:11Z

I was just thinking about tea and evensong with james norwood pratt and you've really helped out. Thanks!

Comment from Mike Clarke on 2009-10-20

2009-10-21T04:55:09Z

Sounds like a great event!

Comment from Eileen on 2009-11-03

2009-11-03T14:23:44Z

Is the next one in 2010 or 2011 like your blogpost said?

Comment from Bon Teavant on 2009-11-03

2009-11-03T20:22:47Z

The Northwest Tea Festival is an annual event, and the next one is scheduled for fall 2010.

Comment from Evan Meagher on 2009-11-05

2009-11-05T19:07:08Z

I'd encourage anyone interested in tea to attend next year. This year it proved to be a fun, mellow event with friendly like-minded people.

Comment from Evan Draper on 2009-11-10

2009-11-10T22:36:09Z

You bet, Lainie. There are plenty of women for whom tea takes a back seat to aspirations of neo-Victorian social forms. We're looking at nothing less than the rumblings of a tea gender clash.

Comment from software developer on 2009-11-26

2009-11-26T09:53:28Z

Hey, that was interesting,

These are great,

Thanks for bringing this up