Teaconomics | The Economy of Tea

Bremen or going into an arena to look for a string

Bremen holds a special place in my heart, both for personal reasons (the most important ones) and for tea ones. This is why I was delighted to learn that the first German Tea Festival was being held in this town. But first things first. Bremen …

France, its colonies and tea

I know it is probably quite strange to publish something about a country that is going to get under the ever cautious eyes of Mr @thedevotea himself and that @lahikmajoe wrote about. What is even worst is knowing that in 2009, with a mere 0,21 …

Norway in a tea shop

What a strange title isn’t it? It was inspired by Norway in a nutshell, a wonderful trip you can do near Bergen with trains, boat and bus and where you get to see a lot of wonderful things. You are wondering if I lost my …

Obviously, Richard III had no clue about tea otherwise he would never had asked for a horse. In my case, I asked for tea but since I am no king, I only offered an island, the island of Sylt. For those of you that are …

The (Tea)World is a village

TeaWorld Rendez-vous © I had read this name on the Internet but that was all as I had thought “this is probably another American thing, where I will never be able to go.” But I saw something on several tea blogs that got me interested …

I guess that at this point in time, @peter is probably wondering what I am doing and why I needed to tease him. To be honest, this reminds me a story about Hatta and Haiga when they were drinking tea together and wondering “Why is …

What a strange title, no? But I do think that you will understand what I meant before the end of this post. Call me a magician but I know what your deepest dream is: you all dream of owning and operating a tea plantation. Can …

This is not something I wrote but the translation in English (thanks to @jackie and @lahikmajoe for proof reading it) of a post made by Guillaume Leleu, the owner and founder of the French tea company Theodor (www.theodor.fr), on Monblogdethé (www.monblogdethe.fr). The original post was …

“Café du Commerce” and tea

Let’s start with what is called in French a “Café du Commerce” analysis (mostly a popular wisdom analysis that you can hear in most cafés): tea prices are too high. You do agree, right? How many times did you hear that? Or perhaps even say …

The First Tea War: a History

From The First Tea War: a History The following extract is a transcription in modern English of a poem found in the wreckage of the HMS Aeolus, following the first border skirmishes between Great Britain and China during the First Tea War O you, Robert …