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The Tea Horse Road was not one road!
You heard of it, but really, what was it? The Ancient Tea Horse Road was not a single road, and it was hardly a road at all! It was a vast, ever-changing network of mountain trails, caravan routes, market towns, and passes connecting Yunnan and Sichuan in China, passing through Tibet, Nepal, India, and other parts of South Asia. Even the name Tea Horse Road is a modern construct, because the different sections and routes had different names. Tea and horses, and many other goo

Catrin Abrahamsson-Beynon
Sep 245 min read
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Exploring the Link Between Tea, Perception, Palate and Breath
Tea can be more than just a drink and take us back to a place within that modern life often challenges us to connect with. When we slow down and truly engage with tea, it becomes a training ground for perception and deepened awareness. Let's explore how rushing changes taste, how stillness reveals layers, and the relationship between the palate and breath. A high-quality tea, steeped with care and attention, invites calm and focus, encouraging mindful tasting. How Rushing Cha

Catrin Abrahamsson-Beynon
Feb 223 min read
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A Tea Quality Beyond Organic Specialty Teas?
How can there be teas that are considered even better than organic? Where can we find these teas?

Catrin Abrahamsson-Beynon
Mar 30, 20254 min read
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