I’ve spent the last three weeks brewing 5 g of Tieguanyin in three different pots—copper, stainless‑steel, and porcelain—while keeping leaf grade Grad
Airport tea bags: always missing the real flavor
Just got off a flight, tried the free tea. It's always that bland bag, like they skimmed the good stuff. 😐 I mean, we're supposed to be traveling for experiences, right? Even a tiny cup could be a mini ceremony. Maybe airlines think we're not paying attention, but I miss the real steep. Anyone else annoyed by this tiny cultural loss?
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