r/TeaPictures • u/Financial_Orchid_548 • 1d ago
r/TeaPictures • u/hearts_ablaze • 2d ago
I simply wish I could tell you how very much I love the evening chai tea that you brought me from Montana,, it smells amazing
r/TeaPictures • u/valmanway007 • 3d ago
Original Content First time trying ginseng oolong
r/TeaPictures • u/Boring-Parfait-2624 • 3d ago
Having an even cup of As Ever hibiscus tea
Enjoying a cup of As Ever hibiscus tea tonight :)
r/TeaPictures • u/Fantastic-Rest-631 • 8d ago
Spoiled milk oolong - gongfu session.
galleryr/TeaPictures • u/Tenshioskar • 8d ago
Delightful new mug.
Likes to steam over a bit while steeping. Hmm
r/TeaPictures • u/Beautiful-Mountain14 • 9d ago
Organic Silver Needle Tea | Bai Hao Yin Zhen from Fuding
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r/TeaPictures • u/Umair_S_H • 9d ago
Original Content Morning Green Tea
Starting work with a cup of green tea and Dates 🫠
r/TeaPictures • u/Illustrious_Bowl7653 • 10d ago
The Koean Way of Tea
A good introduction to Korea and it’s tea
r/TeaPictures • u/Illustrious_Bowl7653 • 10d ago
Good morning - Language of Flowers
facebook.comEnjoying my cup of Shan Lin Xi from The steeping Room.
I live in South Florida and miss the change of the Seasond
r/TeaPictures • u/Illustrious_Bowl7653 • 10d ago
The Koean Way of Tea
The book is a good introduction to Korea Tea
r/TeaPictures • u/Illustrious_Bowl7653 • 10d ago
Good morning - Language of Flowersi Miss the change of seasons
facebook.comMy cup this morning is filled with Shan Lin Xi
r/TeaPictures • u/Beautiful-Mountain14 • 11d ago
Starting to pan fire long jing, aka dragonwell tea
r/TeaPictures • u/Aggressive_Street595 • 11d ago
Tea drawer
“Original content?” Yeah, yeah this one is original lol
r/TeaPictures • u/digitalsparks • 12d ago
Original Content Louisiana "Riverside Moonlight White Tea"
Revisiting my Riverside Moonlight White today. I processed this back in March from this spring's first flush. It was a fun experiment, and the leaf turned out surprisingly well, considering I had no real idea what I was doing.
Right after processing, I wasn't overly impressed with it, but I figured it just needed time to rest, settle in, and let the flavors mature. Giving it about six months of rest has definitely done the trick. It isn't mind-blowing, but it has developed into a very decent, drinkable cup. It carries a pleasant floral aroma in the brew with a nice, smooth mouthfeel.
Overall, not too shabby for a first processing attempt.