That looks like a tactile delight.

Tea before tree! 🍵🎄

That bug teacup!

Tea is a time capsule of a particular sunny day, a month of humidity, the skilled hands of a particular worker.

This Sake Barrel Aged Sencha tastes nothing like what I thought it would. And it's beautiful.
2/2

Also, I especially love that I use the phrase "i have died" so much that "died" made it into my word bubble. 🤣

I love that fermented smell as leaves decay into mulch. It's life happening.

🤣 Well, I've ordered from Amazon before, so I've had this experience.

Ah, that makes sense as it's so tall. But still looks like it would be a good brewing vessel.

That tea pot is so gorgeous!

I feel that.

Avoid researching Robert Fortune much before buying the game, by the way. It'll ruin some of the fun.

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(Nope, nobody pays me for any of these posts, I just share tea things like I like.)

4/4

I got this baby on Kickstarter, but there are still a few extras available for sale on their website. It costs a lot but its worth it for just the quality tea and teaware, let alone this mystery puzzle game based upon the true, disturbing history of how the Brits started their tea fields.

3/4

Out of respect for the game makers, Tangible Narrative, (and for anyone wanting to play it) I'm not going to show much, as just about everything is a clue to the game. But check out this travel desk full of stuff! Not only game materials, but decorations, tea, flowers, and drinking equipment.

2/4

This year has been a long journey for me, taking care of my mother since January and her passing this September. As I'm sure you've noticed, I've mostly been on hiatus from Hearthstone. I'm ready to reclaim my life next year and put the tea back in communiTEA.

White tea and cranberry sauce is a great combo, though!