The missing tool that perfected my brewing process and gave my friends tea experiences they still talk about.
Countless tea lovers have told me how they wish they had started a tea journal at the beginning of their journey.
The places they have visited, the teas that they have indulged in and the people they have met.
Online, editable and perfected, just like your tea experience will be.
Perfecting my tea brewing and sharing that knowledge with family and friends.
Simply input your information and print. Your journal journey has begun.
Don’t make another cup of tea until you click the link:
A reference of your loves, likes and even your disliked teas. Carefully desgned for the tea community.
A guide to assist you in developing your own tea skills. How to brew your tea the way you enjoy it and that tea you should never revisit again.
I always tell my clients to start their tea journey by following the directions on the package.
Imagine at your fingertips, a complete journal full of memories. A journal that solidifies the journey for a lifetime is a treasure. A treasure you can share and gift a new tea lover.
The way to start brewing tea, simply follow the directions, but, it’s rarely the way I drink my teas now. Trial and error and you find the way to brew your tea the way you enjoy it. Now jot that into your journal and you have a reference for the future. Your tea journal is far more then a diary or teas, it’s a powerful tool.
Ready to start your tea journal journey right now? You are just 2 clicks away from your personal online editable and printable tea journal.
The Powerful Tools Of A Tea Journal
- Train your palate – You will learn to recognize flavors and sharpen your taste sensations. A way to analyze your tea preferences.
- Tea Tastes – It will help keep track of our changing taste buds. We may love a particular tea today, but a year from now we may wonder why.
- Brewing – How you are supposed to brew compared to how you enjoy that tea. Get the best brewing methods.
- Reduce Risk – Referencing your tea dislikes so you won’t make that same mistake again. Saving money and time.
- Connection – Remembering the teas you love and did not, and also sharing your journal with family and fellow tea lovers.
- Familiarity – After reviewing your journal entries you will notice that perhaps you love an Earl Grey but are not so thrilled about anything Chai.
- Remembrance – A tea journal will help you remember the teas you drank, and your impressions of that teas.
- Master your Tea Skills – Training your senses and your palette. Creating the optimal tea experience.
Start your Journey today
Increase Your Tea Knowledge
All of your senses are used in preparing a cup of tea. You are training your nose and palate to turn multi-sensory experiences into memories.
- Taste
- Smell
- Seeing
- Hearing
- Touch..
Linking perception coming from your five senses to emotions and past experiences. Emotion and experience link together to create a memory.
Taste and smell are subjective, so there is no right or wrong description when taking tasting notes. For example, if you’ve never tasted a pineapple, you wouldn’t taste or smell pineapple in a tea but the same naturally occurring taste or aroma compounds present in a pineapple would be present in other fruit teas.
The same goes for flowers or plants, some of which might be familiar to you and you would be able to identify those instead in that same tea.
Remember that tea
I don’t know a better gift for yourself or your favorite tea lover. There’s only one way to get the best way of tea brewing, sharing and recording. Just click the link below, unless you missed all those other CLICK HERE links above. 🙂
