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January 31, 2017

Tea Sommelier on Teapot Tuesday

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I am far from being a tea expert Although I love tea there is a lot that I do not know about this delightful beverage. . It is a good thing there are plenty of resources out there to help tea lovers. I happened upon the book Tea Sommelier by Gabrialla Lombardic on Amazon.  I find myself browsing books there often as well as any book store that I happen upon and it is always fun to see what is available.  I bought this book as a used book and when it arrived I was thrilled to leaf through it and see the beautiful text and illustrations. 9

Each page is better than the next. The illustrations are gorgeous, aren’t they?

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At the back of the book there are a multitude of recipes that use tea as an ingredient.  I was pretty amazed at some of the ideas that were presented.
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Probably the most useful part of this book is the actual instruction portion that tells exactly what is needed to brew each different kind of tea.

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Blooming teas are one of my favorites and reading this book made me real that I need to dig out my clear teapot and brew up some flowering teas asap.

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The simplicity of the photography by Fabio Petroni captures the beauty of tea in a variety of ways.  I had many favorite pages in this book but honestly the one below captured my eye.
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Did you even know that there was a yellow tea?  Well, now you do and I can tell you exactly how to prepare it.

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How about this beautiful picture?  It is a million times better in real life.
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I loved reading about the type of puerh tea bricks that I got in China.  Mine has been chiseled away but it was neat to see it featured in the book.

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I finished reading the book and while I am sure I could not tell you every single thing I at least have a reference book in my stash should I need to check a fact.

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