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Drinks & Eats Enjoy tea on the go to stay hydrated this summer with Adagio’s activiTEA!
10 Teas to Enjoy in Summer
Health & Beauty Berry Creme Compote, only available during the Spring for purchase! Another great berryful tea- grab it before it tucks away to the rewards page for the rest of the year!
Tea for Springtime Allergies
Enjoyment Use food coloring for spring pastels
The Perfect Sweet for Passover or Easter
Enjoyment #CommuniTEA
What's Your Narra-tea-ve?
Culture Forget Christian, meet Earl Grey.
Because You Always Wanted A Monocle
Health & Beauty Get long and lean in a steady Plank Pose.
Yoga Break 3: Lapsang Souchong & Power Planking
Travel Travel with tea!
Tea On-the-Go: What you need to know!
Opinions Tried and True Kitchen items
No Teapot? No Worries!
Enjoyment The most fascinating tea to suggest is our Shou Pu-Erh with their exceptionally soft, earthy flavor and woodsy complexity, flavors that linger through several steepings.
Share Your Love of Tea with Coffee Fans
Enjoyment Fill your cup with love from Adagio
Valentine's Day Teas Bloomin' with Flavor
Enjoyment
Monthly Musings: April 2010
Culture Zealong booth at WTE
World Tea Expo 2012 - Recap
Enjoyment Tea accessories to match any decor
Stay Sharp in the Office and Classroom
Enjoyment You've Got a Bird in your Mustache, Sir.
Men Embrace Tea for Health and for Pleasure
Health & Beauty Downward Facing Dog is an easy and fulfilling yoga pose.
The Perfect Combination: Tea and Yoga, part 2
Health & Beauty Stand strong and tall, like a mountain!
Yoga Break 4: Mountain Pose & WuYi
Enjoyment Festive Holiday Tea to Sooth Your Anxiety
Teas and Herbs for Holiday Anxiety
Drinks & Eats Selection of Cheeses
TEA AND CHEESE
Profile Yu Qian Anji Bai Cha and farmer Yu Feng
4 New Teas at MastersTeas.com
Profile yin hao long zhu and farmer Wang Ling Hui
Tea Spotlight: 4 More Fine Masters
Culture Our ceramic Shizuka tea set is a traditional Japanese yokode kyusu style pot. At first glance, the most striking feature of the kyusu teapot is the ergonomic side handle. This handle allows more control when pouring and is easier on the wrist. Making it a must-have for those who prefer to steep in multiple infusions or gong fu style. Finished with a smooth grey satin glaze the Shizuka teapot is accompanied by four matching teacups.

Steeping Tea with a Kyusu

Janelle Wazorick July 20, 2023

This guide will teach you everything you want to know about a kyusu and how to use it!

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Profile A different type of a Misty Peak (Meng Ding) these leaves offer an array of yellow buds. It is Huang Ya in the form of a long straight leaf rather than curls. Its dry aroma is fruity, while the liquor is light yellow, with toasty, nutty, warming notes. A touch of sweet spring peas also appears in the cup. Lovely!

What is Yellow Tea?

Janelle Wazorick June 16, 2023

Learn about Yellow Tea: what it is, how to steep it, and flavor profiles.

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Profile Tai Ping Hou Kui literally means "peaceful monkey leader" aka, Monkey King Green, and is grown at the foothill of Huangshan in the Anhui province. Its breathtaking elegantly long emerald leaves are hand-pressed, bringing forth a dry aroma of un-roasted chestnuts and light fruitiness. The liquor is light-bodied and delicate with nuances of nut, a touch of sweet grass, lily-of -the valley floral, and a whispery apricot note. The delicate floral and apricot notes linger nicely on the palate.

5 Teas Made in Spring (Plus One Bonus Tea)

Janelle Wazorick May 25, 2023

Spring is in full bloom, so why not sit back and enjoy with some of these springtime teas?

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Profile Take your tea to the next level with our stunning, Handmade Copper Kettle. Copper is among the top choices for teaware as it offers optimal heat conduction ability. It allows you to boil the water within at a rapid pace while retaining the heat afterward. Copper is known to resist staining and prevent the buildup of potential bacteria that could grow in your teapot. Our deluxe hammered copper kettle also features a hinged handle coiled in brass for a sure grip, and a floral detailed pull knob on the lid. Copper inside and out.

A Quick Guide to Kettles

Janelle Wazorick December 08, 2022

Put the kettle on! But which one?

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Enjoyment Master's high fragrance, light roast Zhang Ping Shui Xian is a rare and unique Fujian Oolong that is hand compressed into individually wrapped, aromatic briquettes of tea. The large green leaves produce a flavorful cup of light honey notes, that are floral, layered, and lingering.

Grandpa Style Brewing

Janelle Wazorick October 27, 2022

Grandpa Style Brewing is a popular form of brewing tea in China that is very casual and one of the easiest methods of brewing tea. Learn how to do it here!

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Enjoyment Green tea from Japan that is rendered brown by roasting Bancha (a summer crop tea, harvested after Sencha) tea leaves. An Adagio customer favorite, with a toasty nutty flavor and slightly mesquite note. Earthy and warm quality, soothing, clean finish.

10 Teas to Sample and Expand Your Palate

Janelle Wazorick September 29, 2022

It is officially cozy tea season. You have your old standby cup, but this fall try cuddling up with something new!

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Opinions This updated version of our varieTEA kettle incorporates new features requested by our customers: Preset temperature controls have been moved to the handle for super easy thumb access. The outside is now enclosed in a cool-touch PBA-free plastic while the inside remains entirely stainless steel ensuring the water never touches the plastic. Fast and quiet, this kettle is large with a 1.7 liter volume for when you need ALL the tea, and a softer "ready" beep so your tea operations don't wake the neighbors.

5 Tea Mistakes and How to Fix Them

Janelle Wazorick August 18, 2022

Everyone makes mistakes, especially when getting into a new hobby. Don’t get discouraged! Here are 5 things to avoid while brewing and how to correct them.

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Drinks & Eats Enjoy more tea on the go with our 17 oz travel infuser. Its double-walled stainless steel construction will keep your tea quite hot (or cool, if you prefer) for hours. Spring-loaded lid opens easily with just one hand, allowing drivers to keep the other safely on the steering wheel. Sliding easy-click lid-lock prevents accidental openings. Fits most car cup holders.

Tips and Tricks to Drinking Hot Tea in Summer

Janelle Wazorick June 23, 2022

Not a fan of iced tea? If you’re one of those who enjoy hot tea in the middle of record-breaking heatwaves, you’ve come to the right place.

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Opinions This Jin Jun Mei is a rare black tea from the high mountain village of Tongmu in Fujian, the birthplace of black tea. It is a mix of young golden and very dark leaves. The dry aroma is that of hops, cocoa, and spice.

10 Teas to Up Your Game

Janelle Wazorick April 14, 2022

Do you want to take tea to the next level? Try these ten teas to further your expertise!

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Opinions Matcha, the focal point of the Japanese Tea Ceremony, is a fine powder made by grinding green tea leaves. Only the finest, young, shade-grown gyokuro tea leaves are used to create matcha. The leaves are plucked and laid out flat to dry. Veins are removed and the leaves, now called tencha, are carefully ground in granite mills until they become the precious powder.

10 Beneficial Teas for Health Improvement

Janelle Wazorick March 17, 2022

Here are ten teas that can help brew your way to improved health and taste good while doing it!

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Profile In China, tea bushes are usually left alone in their natural environment until harvest time where they are picked by hand.

Cha vs Ocha: Comparing Chinese and Japanese Greens

Janelle Wazorick January 27, 2022

Discover the world of green tea from two different perspectives and find the next tea to grace your cup.

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Opinions Still having trouble making a decision? Adagio's Tea of the Month Club or communiTEA are great ways to try new teas a little at a time. Check them out on Adagio's website!

How to Pick Your Next New Tea

Janelle Wazorick January 06, 2022

New year, new tea! Here are some strategies and tools that will help you locate your next new favorite tea.

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Culture Grab your dictionary and a cup of tea as we look into the name origins of some of Japan’s and China’s most famous teas.

What’s In a Name: Tea Name Origins

Janelle Wazorick November 24, 2021

Are you curious about the etymology of tea? Grab your dictionary and a cup of tea as we look into the name origins of some of Japan’s and China’s most famous teas.

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Profile From bold black teas to mild and grassy green teas, to complex oolongs, before they’re turned into their colorful blends, all tea starts off as the leaves of a subtropical bush, Camellia sinensis.

The Anatomy of a Tea Bush

Janelle Wazorick November 11, 2021

There’s more to the tea bush than meets the eye, so let’s discover more about the bush that gives us so much joy.

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Drinks & Eats Anxi Wulong Low Fire is a Chinese oolong that is tightly rolled and minimally roasted, this oolong is similar to a green tea.

Comparing Chinese & Taiwanese Oolongs

Janelle Wazorick October 14, 2021

What’s the difference between oolongs from China and Taiwan? Let’s take a look at the different approaches to this subtle genre of tea.

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Drinks & Eats Is there anything better than curling up with a warm cup of tea in brisk weather?

10 Teas to Enjoy in Fall

Janelle Wazorick September 23, 2021

It's officially autumn and who isn't ready for cooler weather? Here are 10 teas to indulge that are perfect to cozy up with.

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Profile Our Shi Feng Long Jing, which translates to Lion's Peak Dragonwell, is one of the most famous green teas in China. It hails from the equally famous and historic West Lake area in Hangshou, Zhejiang province. This Shi Feng Long Jing is a pre-Qing Ming Festival, and so its early spring harvest results in a tender, young plucking. The liquor is a pale yellow, with a soft, sweet chestnut aroma. The crisp body is delicately nutty, quite complex, with a flickering hint of sweet grass and apricot blossoms.

Intermediate Guide to Chinese Green Teas

Janelle Wazorick September 09, 2021

A look at green teas from China's many tea-growing regions that provide a variety of flavor profiles, scents, and leaf shapes to delight the eyes and tastebuds!

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Profile Hou Zi Cai or Ma Liu Mi (Cantonese) is a greener, lightly roasted Monkey Picked variety of oolong from Anxi county, famous for producing Tie Guan Yin. This lovely spring harvest offers a very light cup that is gorgeously intricate in profile with a lingering, pronounced floral note.

How Oolongs Are Made

Janelle Wazorick July 29, 2021

Ever wonder how tea is made? Let's learn a little about one of our favorites - oolong!

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Drinks & Eats Enjoy tea on the go to stay hydrated this summer with Adagio’s activiTEA!

10 Teas to Enjoy in Summer

Janelle Wazorick July 15, 2021

It is officially summer and the heat is on! Here are 10 teas to indulge that are perfect pairings for the weather.

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Profile The First Flush (or Ichiban-cha) is harvested in spring starting in April, with the earliest harvested leaves being the rarest and best like Shincha Genmaicha.

Intermediate Guide to Japanese Green Teas

Janelle Wazorick May 20, 2021

So, you’ve taken your first steps into the world of Japanese green tea and ready for more? Check out this intermediate guide.

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Drinks & Eats There is nothing better than a stroll through nature on a warm spring afternoon, gazing upon the blooming wildflowers. It’s that image that springs to mind when one sips a soothing cup of Golden Flower.

10 Teas to Enjoy in Spring

Janelle Wazorick April 22, 2021

It's finally feeling and looking like Spring! Here are 10 teas to indulge that are perfect pairings for the weather.

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Culture Gongfu Tea (also known as Kung Fu Tea as in the martial art) is a Chinese method of brewing tea that involves brewing in smaller vessels with a higher leaf to water ratio.

Gongfu: The Beginners Guide

Janelle Wazorick April 09, 2021

Everything you need to know to start brewing teas with this Chinese method!

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Profile Lemongrass may be the herbal tea to relax you after a tough day with its sweet, lemony aroma and flavor.

4 Teas To Help You Stay Cheerful

Janelle Wazorick January 22, 2021

2020, am I right? Four teas to keep your chin up in the new year!

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Culture A notable feature of the Kyusu is the strainer located near the teapot spout, either made from removable stainless steel mesh or built directly into the teapot. Two varieties available on the MastersTeas website!

Quick Guide to Teaware Around the World

Janelle Wazorick November 12, 2020

In all the corners of the world, tea in prepared in numerous ways and with different vessels to serve and enjoy the relaxing beverage.

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Opinions When it comes to milk and tea, the ultimate goal is to make a cup of tea that you enjoy.

Legen-Dairy: Guide to Adding Milk to Tea

Janelle Wazorick September 24, 2020

Want to add some dairy to your tea diet? Here is what you need to know.

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Culture There’s nothing like a good cup of tea to soothe the soul, but those leaves can also be used to soothe your body for a DIY spa treatment as well as home remedies for burns.

Zero Waste: 4 Ways to Repurpose Tea Leaves

Janelle Wazorick June 25, 2020

Who else likes tea and hates waste? Here are four easy and creative ideas to give a new life to leaves that typically just find themselves in the trash after one use.

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