Gina Amador

Indeholder "Letter from the Ministry of Progress", "Section 1: Tea", "1. An Introduction to the Plant, the Leaf, and the Manufacture of Tea", " All Tea Comes from One Plant", " Fine Teas Are Plucked and Processed by Hand", " Brewing Full-Leaf Tea Is Easy and Rewarding", "2. Tea History, Culture, and Customs", " Tea in the Tea Belt: China, Japan, India, and Ceylon", " Tea Elsewhere: England, Russia, United States, etc.", "3. Tea and Well-Being", " Tea for Healthy Teeth!", " The Question of Caffeine", " The Question of 'Tannic Acid'", " Tea and Cancer - Intriguing New Strudies", " A Summary of Tea and Health", "4. A Guide to the Leave", " Brief Descriptions of the Appearance, the Taste, and the History of 27 Notable Teas, from Assam to Wuyi", "Section 2: Herbs", "5. An Introduction to Herbs and the Beverages Made Therefrom", " What is an Herb?", " Herbs May Be Cultivated or Wildcrafted", " The Delights of Herbs in Boiling Water", "6. Herbs in Myth, History, and Lore", " 'Herbals' Record the Changing Role of Herbs", " Early Herbals in China, India, and Egypt", " European Herbals from the Dark Ages On", " Herbs and the Oral Tradition", " Herbs in the Modern World", "7. Herbs and Well-Being", " Herbs in Medicine, Then and Now", " Some Valuable Remedis from Herbs", " Of Ginseng and Ginger, and More", "8. A Guide to the Botanicals", " Brief Descriptions of More Than 50 Herbs Used in Making Teas", "For Further Edification and Enjoyment", "Index", "Acknowledgements", "Credits", "A Brief History of The Republic of Tea".

Republic of Tea er en sjov måde at tænke et tefirma på og deres rene teer har jeg en vis svaghed for. Jeg købte en stak med hjem fra San Francisco i 1995.… (mer)