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bram commented on the post, Summer Plans, on the site Tea Stacks 1 day, 16 hours ago

There seems to be a cheaper recent paperback reprint of Uker’s all about tea:
bram commented on the post, Summer Plans, on the site Tea Stacks 1 day, 16 hours ago

I have both in that picture Although I still have to read the first :).

Wow, I’ve the fascimille edition of Uker’s All about tea. Bought it for about $100,- a few years back…. But now it seems to start at […]
bram commented on the post, Book: The World Atlas of Tea, on the site Tea Stacks 1 day, 16 hours ago

ad 1) Probably because it makes the book more interesting for a wider public. I.e. sells better. Without it it becomes an advanced book, with it it is also usable for a beginner…
bram commented on the post, Book: Harvesting Mountains, on the site Tea Stacks 1 day, 17 hours ago

And two more books for the long long list 🙂

About the history of Taiwanese tea: the Taiwanese (English) excellent magazine “the Art of Tea” regularly contains articles about that subject.
Xavier wrote a new post, And the old one an achievement?, on the site Teaconomics 2 days, 10 hours ago

New World… these words reminds me of the Age of Discovery, to sails moving into the wind, to the smell of the sea or if you are more a Sci-Fi person to the travels of the spaceship Enterprise that goes where no […]
Xavier commented on the post, Don’t Blame The Tea, on the site iHeartTeas 2 days, 10 hours ago

This is something that is too often forgotten.
Good point.
teaformeplease commented on the post, Don’t Blame The Tea, on the site iHeartTeas 3 days, 3 hours ago

This is definitely an important point. One of my favorite NYC tea spots sources tea from Taiwan. The owner always tries samples at home before deciding what to order because the water is very different. I am […]
iheartteas wrote a new post, Don’t Blame The Tea, on the site iHeartTeas 4 days, 8 hours ago

Don’t Blame The Tea
If traveling has taught me anything about tea is that it nearly ever tastes as it does at home. Sometimes it comes close but most usually it doesn’t hold candle to the flavor at home. It is […]
bram commented on the post, Historical Thieves of the Tea World, on the site Tea Stacks 5 days, 10 hours ago

🙂 this post contains a few names I had not heard of, but might be interesting 🙂
bram commented on the post, Historical Thieves of the Tea World, on the site Tea Stacks 5 days, 10 hours ago

Yep, just send a message 🙂
(although I might respond irregularly.)
(you may remind if if I take toooo long 😉 )
Xavier commented on the post, Historical Thieves of the Tea World, on the site Tea Stacks 5 days, 10 hours ago

Great. I can’t wait to read more about that.
For the Dutch part, I can help a little but I think @bram could do much better.
Xavier replied to the topic Categories Not Working in the forum Support and Feedback 5 days, 10 hours ago

I would ask Peter but I think they are not available these days.
replied to the topic Categories Not Working in the forum Support and Feedback 6 days, 5 hours ago

I ended up finding a thread about what I believe is the same or a similar problem, and has to do with the Wilson theme breaking with the 1.26 update:

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/category-and-tag-pages-are-now-all-blank/

There is a fix, but since I’m not a premium user it’s not something I can implement myself (since I can’t edit theme…[Read more]
AJ wrote a new post, Historical Thieves of the Tea World, on the site Tea Stacks 6 days, 6 hours ago

In Sarah Rose’s For All the Tea in China, readers are introduced to Robert Fortune, a self-taught botanist hired by the British government to infiltrate China and retrieve tea seedlings and information in order t […]
Xavier commented on the post, Let’s throw the dice, on the site Teaconomics 1 week, 2 days ago

I just need to find the perfect idea 😛
bram commented on the post, Let’s throw the dice, on the site Teaconomics 1 week, 4 days ago

LOL my typo 🙂 that is GOOD 😉
bram commented on the post, Let’s throw the dice, on the site Teaconomics 1 week, 4 days ago

🙂 Tea games and god games and especially the combination are always more than welcome 🙂

Usually either the theme is good or the system but both are rare. While for game play the latter is more important than […]
bram commented on the post, Rethinking Tea Categories, on the site Steep Stories 1 week, 4 days ago

What about purple tea…. ? Not that I have heard of attempts to get that classification accepted for many years…
bram commented on the post, Notes from the Field, on the site Tea Stacks 1 week, 4 days ago

There are times for more and there are times for less…. Sometimes very frustrating.

I hope (and assume) your exams went well. 🙂
bram commented on the post, Lean back and just enjoy the cup of tea!, on the site Teaconomics 1 week, 5 days ago

I drink to that 🙂
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