I believe I first heard about The Art of Tea magazine through Teamail, the online chat group for tea lovers, of which I am a member. When I ...

Well. I was SOOO good about doing posts before I went to the beach so I could simply hit "Publish" each day and have something new...

Tea A Magazine, edited by Pearl Dexter, is the oldest of the "tea-only" magazines, and I love it. I first discovered it on the new...

In the coming days, I thought it might be nice to blog about all the tea magazines currently available. These seven are all the ones I know ...

I don't recommend products I haven't personally tried, but ones I have tried and enjoyed, especially when I've received good cus...

Yesterday's visit to the Blue Willow Inn in Social Circle, Ga. with my friend Beth has set me to revisiting the legend of the famous Blu...

This morning I have the day off work and have time for a leisurely cup of tea, made all the more perfect by the particular kind of tea I get...

Here's a new product that's kind of gimmicky, but yet I like it! It's called Spoon Tea, and it's from a company called Sympa...

OK, very soon, I promise, I will stop blogging about all the wonderful folks I met at the World Tea Expo, but not just yet. I have to say, I...

My tea jewelry wardrobe got a wonderful addition last week in the form of a new teapot and teacup ring from Dee Sharp of North Carolina. (An...

Among the new products I saw at the Tea Expo last week were these "CelebriTEA mugs" at the Tea House Times booth. Celebrities incl...

I do love the flavor of rose-infused teas, and there's a new one from Numi teas: Velvet Garden White Rose. It has a very pronounced rose...

Harney and Sons teas have had a place of honor in my tea cabinet for years. Their Peaches and Ginger black tea is my current Harney favorite...

I was like the proverbial kid in the candy store when I first entered the media suite and looked out over the Expo's show floor on Satur...

One of the many "tea celebrities" I met over the weekend was the truly lovely Alda Ellis, whose books and products I've enjoy...

One of the things I most enjoyed about the World Tea Expo was sampling teas and seeing so many new products coming soon. One of my first pur...

Behold the tea plant! I beheld this one at the booth of William Hall of the Charleston Tea Plantation. (In a bit of bad timing, I last visit...

I am in Tea Lover's Paradise this weekend! It's Day Two of the World Tea Expo in Atlanta. Both yesterday and today I spent the morni...

Even BAD tea has a purpose, since you can save old teabags and use them to dye fabric and give it an aged look. The other day I needed a doi...

If you've read today's Times-Herald and you're visiting one of our Times-Herald/Newnan-Coweta Magazine blogs for the first time,...