http://bonteavant.com/ Comments on Bon Teavant, Bon Teavant http://bonteavant.com/ en . Mon, 23 Jan 2012 12:28:05 -0800 http://www.movabletype.org/?v=4.37 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Jon Stout]]> said: 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

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]]> http://bonteavant.com/2008/04/plant-energetics-tea.html#c84 http://bonteavant.com/2008/04/plant-energetics-tea.html#c84 Sat, 05 Apr 2008 12:57:43 -0800 Mitchel Noble]]> said: 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.

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]]> http://bonteavant.com/2009/05/news-from-world-tea-expo-2009.html#c13 http://bonteavant.com/2009/05/news-from-world-tea-expo-2009.html#c13 Sat, 09 May 2009 06:24:16 -0800 Steven Knoerr]]> said: 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!

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]]> http://bonteavant.com/2009/05/teas-carbon-footprint-discussed-at-the-world-tea-expo.html#c11 http://bonteavant.com/2009/05/teas-carbon-footprint-discussed-at-the-world-tea-expo.html#c11 Sat, 16 May 2009 12:21:41 -0800 Bon Teavant said: Thanks, Steven. It comes in at 5% that of bottled beer.

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]]> http://bonteavant.com/2008/04/plant-energetics-tea.html#c91 http://bonteavant.com/2008/04/plant-energetics-tea.html#c91 Fri, 22 May 2009 19:34:25 -0800 Tiffany P]]> said: 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.

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]]> Brewing tea is an art and can determine the actual quality of the tea experience. If you buy expensive teas, as I do, you will want to refine your skills to be sure you are getting the most out of... http://bonteavant.com/2009/06/brewing-fine-oolong-tea.html#c7 http://bonteavant.com/2009/06/brewing-fine-oolong-tea.html#c7 Thu, 04 Jun 2009 19:00:56 -0800 Jason Witt]]> said: 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.

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]]> http://bonteavant.com/2009/06/tea-ware-and-tea-culture-for-men.html#c3 http://bonteavant.com/2009/06/tea-ware-and-tea-culture-for-men.html#c3 Wed, 08 Jul 2009 23:06:23 -0800 Lainie Petersen]]> said: 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.

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]]> http://bonteavant.com/2009/06/tea-ware-and-tea-culture-for-men.html#c4 http://bonteavant.com/2009/06/tea-ware-and-tea-culture-for-men.html#c4 Fri, 31 Jul 2009 03:23:29 -0800 loose leaf tea lover]]> said: The Lapsang Souchong tea is very machismo. THe smokey flavor feels like Im drinking a cigar...in a good way.

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]]> http://bonteavant.com/2009/06/tea-ware-and-tea-culture-for-men.html#c5 http://bonteavant.com/2009/06/tea-ware-and-tea-culture-for-men.html#c5 Wed, 05 Aug 2009 00:27:10 -0800 Bon Teavant said: 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

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]]> http://bonteavant.com/2009/06/tea-ware-and-tea-culture-for-men.html#c6 http://bonteavant.com/2009/06/tea-ware-and-tea-culture-for-men.html#c6 Wed, 05 Aug 2009 00:57:35 -0800 Jason Witt]]> said: 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.

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]]> http://bonteavant.com/2009/08/northwest-tea-festival-in-october.html#c2 http://bonteavant.com/2009/08/northwest-tea-festival-in-october.html#c2 Sun, 09 Aug 2009 10:32:56 -0800 yachtcharter griechenland]]> said: I was just thinking about tea and evensong with james norwood pratt and you've really helped out. Thanks!

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]]> http://bonteavant.com/2008/04/tea-and-evensong-with-james-norwood-pratt.html#c82 http://bonteavant.com/2008/04/tea-and-evensong-with-james-norwood-pratt.html#c82 Thu, 20 Aug 2009 08:46:11 -0800 Mike Clarke said: Sounds like a great event!

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]]> http://bonteavant.com/2009/10/nw-tea-festival-news.html#c93 http://bonteavant.com/2009/10/nw-tea-festival-news.html#c93 Tue, 20 Oct 2009 21:55:09 -0800 Eileen said: Is the next one in 2010 or 2011 like your blogpost said?

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