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Old 12-10-2010, 04:17 AM   #5228
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Originally Posted by astra View Post
On my TBR list and Sony Reader for 2 years.
I will read it one day!
It's a short read, but wonderful! It really isn't a general book of tea; more of the Japanese study of tea and the tea ceremony. It goes into the room used for the ceremony, the flower arrangement for it, the master's school of tea, etc., etc. I read it more to understand Japan than to understand tea.

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Second cup of tea today.
Assam!
Very strong!
I've been drinking more and more Assam lately myself. The East India Company Assam that I bought a few weeks ago is growing on me. I'm drinking my third cup of it right now!

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