
Conversations on tea and tea culture.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 65 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Categories | Society & CultureFoodArts | ||||

We're very excited to be at the New York Tea Society's new Tea Studio in midtown Manhattan, chatting with NYTS' founder Roy Lamberty.
Roy was a guest on Talking Tea in 2018 and he's back today to talk with us about how NYTS has evolved since our e... more
Willi Singleton is a Pennsylvania potter who's well-known among students and teachers of the Japanese way of tea as a maker of beautiful, lustrous teawares that are joy to use. Today we're sitting down with Willi in his Kempton, Pennsylvania studio, ... more
Balhyocha is a tea unique to Korea - it's not produced anywhere else - and its rich and varied flavor profiles are also unique, not quite like any other teas we've tasted here at Talking Tea. But for many tea drinkers, even afficianados of balhyocha,... more
Today on Talking Tea we're exploring a tea origin and tea culture we haven't yet visited on the show. Turkish tea isn't widely known outside of Turkey, even though Turkey is a significant tea producer and has one of the largest per capita tea consump... more
Twitter account doesn’t exist. No new episodes for over a year. This show’s dead and buried.
Ken is excellent. Great voice and very interesting topics. Learned so much about tea !
I’ve learned so much from this podcast. It’s umani for your soul and brain. Great guests, excellent information, varied subjects and always entertaining.
Enjoyed the show but I hope that the audio will improve overtime.
No other podcast like it. Great resource for tea lovers!










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