tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9141081286083916352024-03-05T22:32:05.961-08:00light of teaAnonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08682622578663496762noreply@blogger.comBlogger4125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-914108128608391635.post-87203640043355536292017-04-13T22:03:00.000-07:002017-04-13T22:03:28.865-07:00ORGANIC POINT <br />
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<span lang="EN-US">For some years we know, learn about and
discuss a lot about label “Organic” or “BIO” I’m particularly interested in organic
food and tea. Not the label but in the food that is grown with love and care which our
planet deserves.. </span></div>
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<span lang="EN-US">When it comes to Tea there is many new question
mark mostly for western consumers of tea who cares about non harmful
lifestyle..</span></div>
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<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhSGmJDZ7vLzP634yLXxfDUSXE65b9WpIfOfycXL2ygicJquQgRYZhRT33o1lthXEt90SaQpU52K8tmq68kQQhyfWghVShlYuGtbYMIfJHTr_R7bohp4kmDHss3ljiRrM8HkUbMD_oPxRI/s1600/IMG_0478.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="clear: right; float: right; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-left: 1em;"><img border="0" height="200" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhSGmJDZ7vLzP634yLXxfDUSXE65b9WpIfOfycXL2ygicJquQgRYZhRT33o1lthXEt90SaQpU52K8tmq68kQQhyfWghVShlYuGtbYMIfJHTr_R7bohp4kmDHss3ljiRrM8HkUbMD_oPxRI/s200/IMG_0478.jpg" width="200" /></a><span lang="EN-US">Somewhere around 2004 when I started to
drink tea more seriously, there was more and more teahouses popping up in our
town, we mostly believed that all tea is pure and healthy, so called Organic.<span style="mso-spacerun: yes;"> </span>I guess our image was based on pictures
hanging on the walls of those teahouses. Beautiful sceneries, misty clouds
gently covering tops of the hills, beautiful virgin girl from local tribe
picking fresh leaves early morning… </span></div>
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<span lang="EN-US">I don’t want to take this image from
anybody! And I do wish all of you who love tea can enjoy that kind of tea from such
a places.. but I also feel the need to share what reality looks like.</span></div>
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organic tea farming it’s not possible! Some say its <span style="mso-spacerun: yes;"></span>wasting of time or very inefficient. I also met
farmer from Alishan who started to grow 10 years ago with strong determination
of organic grower.. Today he say he can only grow with chemicals..<span style="mso-spacerun: yes;"> </span>there is more reasons for that, he sad.
First reason is that he grow in the high altitude.. High mountain
tea so famous in last decades! In place where tea tree naturally doesn’t grow and in big overproduction high altitude tea often depend on
chemical uses</span>.</span></div>
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<span lang="EN-US">When I visited Alishan for first time in 2012 I was literally shocked! I knew people use something to spray to protect from insects, but reality was far beyond this image! I was shocked when I've seen how heavily are crops sprayed and how death and sad is all the sounding. The soil looks wasted, so do the farmers..</span><span lang="EN-US"> Big buses one after another full of tourist coming and going and everyone wants to grab few packs of this "golden" tea! Tea from seller who scream in microphone something like: "Alishan tea! Best tea in Taiwan! High Quality! Buy Now!.." and so on. Some people bought full bags.. Kilos of it! and then despaired in bus and another crowd came.. How long we think land can support such a theater ? 15 more years? 20? 30? Do we really believe that the same soil can support this for another 30 years? </span><br />
<span lang="EN-US">Of corse I doesn't mean there is no good pure tea in Alishan! There is! </span></div>
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consumer is to encourage you to be responsible in your choice! Organic tea can be good, really good! For your tongue and body, for farmers and non harmful for environment, not even a bit. That is really
possible! Tea is secret plant, medicine plant. Lets stop this madness that's around for last decades. Of corse this apply in food same way! </span>
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<span lang="EN-US">One way how to do this is to found an
organic brand with certification, that itself its for me very valuable. The brand
that spend extra money and energy to produce organically has probably wholesome motivation and
it already brings many positive energy. But even if we buy organic labeled product it
doesn’t always mean it really is what we think.. Maybe you know that even an organic brands have a limits to accept
certain amount of chemicals and still call it organic. </span></div>
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<span lang="EN-US">Second option is to find good trustable farmer! By recommendation from friend or if you are into travels and adventuress, as many of us tea drinkers are, you can just follow heart and the purest tea leaf will jump into you cup effortlessly. Mostly the really best teas come to me as a gift, not when I am 'hunting' for it! </span></div>
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<span lang="EN-US">The third and to me most interesting is to grow your own tea. Here in Taiwan its often the final step of real tea lover. There are small organic tea growers all around the island. Often in places where most of people would not even try.. and results are often amazing. Tea plant is so adaptable! I recently heard story from teahouse owner in Taipei that some people growing tea at north of Wales! Also Azores Islands, Mississippi, and many many other unusual places.. I believe that growing and processing your own tea is the most valuable experience! Even if the harvest is just 25grams, its wort to do it! </span></div>
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is an island brings a lot of awareness about organic farming since land is
limited and population so dense in many cases sustainability gets more
important than fast profit.. <span style="mso-spacerun: yes;"> </span>I am
big optimist in question of future! Some years ago I had difficulty to find
good organic tea. Sometimes when I asked in shop or farmers they start to laugh and argue about
negatives of Organic..<span style="mso-spacerun: yes;"> </span>But today
up to 90 percent of tea we have at home and tea I share with my friends from
all around the Europe are pure and natural! Of course sometimes there is an question
like why the tea is not so pleasing or sweet like non organic high mountain tea
or why my last order was so different from this one? </span></div>
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<span lang="EN-US">Well.. imagine two apples, One is from ‘’Super
Market’’ If was grown in big plantation where nothing else grows only one kind
of apples. There is no grass, no insects, no birds to destroy or make them less
perfect.. But apple is big with beautiful shinning skin, it has no scratch or
insect mark. Its a super juicy and its sweet like from other world. But you
know that this apple is full of chemicals. Poisons harmful to everything and
everybody in contact with them.</span></div>
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<span lang="EN-US">Another apple grows in some small village
surrounded by forest, trees are small grass is high, cicadas are super loud.
Birds and animals poop is the only fertilizer.<span style="mso-spacerun: yes;"> </span>Apple is small, it takes longer to grow, some look kind of ugly and tastes sweet-bitter. But it
has the Power! It can really refers You. It can heal You. That is an apple the way
nature made it! Strong! Real! Long lasting! </span><br /><span lang="EN-US"></span></div>
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Sometimes I think live is to short to drink cheap tea. It doesn't apply to tea you just see. I found this beautiful "Tuo" in amazing shop here in Taiwan where it was stored for many years in relatively dry and very clean conditions. I took one as a sample. If it would suits to me I would get more for enjoying and possible long term aging. <br />
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My only bad impression was about partly eaten wrapper by bug. Always when I see this it reminds me my grandfather. If here was bug in some of his apples, he use to point on it and sad "the worms know what is the best, they would not chose bad or chemically treated apple". He was so right! This tea from Mengahi Tea Factory is also ~Certified Organic~ which puts another star on it's credit! Tea is untouched from bug. Usually they are only interested in paper since is made of rice.<br />
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So lets brake it:<br />
Tuo smells as it should: Living Tea! Nice dry basement, mixed with nuts and even some red vine~like far distant feeling. Obviously for 16 years tea was aging with no hurry. <br />
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Its very easy to brake it. It almost falling apart but I don't mind this because leaves stay in their nice natural shape.. unbroken they will bring more sweetness and they will look more beautiful.<br />
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I want to give this tea full attention. Its strong. Its deep, sweet and long lasting with bitter tale. Each brew brings new tones, mostly impression of bitter woods and fresh green grapes, including seeds. After 3th brew bitterness vanishing a bit and new scale of tastes is opening.. fruitiness, flowers. Yes, this tea is old enough to be drunk now! there is bitterness but very pleasant one.. I enjoy every very sip!<br />
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It will be amazing to see it in 5, 10, another 16 years.. when I think of that time, 16 years ago was, at least for me, very different world.. No I phones, no money, no worries.. Ahh.. School! I didn't like that part.. (at 2000 I was 12 ) and absolutely no one had ever heard about Puerh. (in my surroundings) also for Puerh and tea in general it changed a lot.. a lot more production which as you probably know brings also a lot of devastation on many scales.. Nice is that so many people has access to nice tea and can be touch by this powerful plant..<br />
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I wish tea consumers are responsible, that they care about purity of their cup more than about its look or price.<br />
But how do we know in such a business world? how do I know this is Organic tea? <br />
My way is to use the tool which is always available. My own body. I personally trust and value more the feeling that tea bring, than the taste.. (of course bad taste and good feeling tea would be hard to find)<br />
Body always says the truth.. If the tea suits to my body, its worth the price..<br />
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To this tea I dedicated my time fully. It was no boring for a moment and I know this tea is good deal that can bring enjoyment and good health for many many years.<br />
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That is the reason why there is few more on the way to my door ;)<br />
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<br />Anonymoushttp://www.blogger.com/profile/08682622578663496762noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-914108128608391635.post-73468439325968836872016-08-07T23:34:00.001-07:002016-08-09T22:47:19.130-07:00Inspirations Tea is important part of my everyday life since around year 2007,but I have been drinking tea since 2003. I don't count the the cheap paper bag black tea with a lot of sugar and lemon that was ''hit'' of my childhood times.<br />
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In Prague, city of my study I was working as a waitress in several Teahouses.. that time I didn't know that its so rare to find so many of them in such a small city.. actually I never visited any city (including many Asian ones) with so many great teahouses of so many styles.. Some fusion, offering everything you imagine, some very traditional, sometimes run by Asian owners. Or even school of Japanese tea ceremony!</div>
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Anyway I'm very happy for this fact. It changed my life. Without discovering tea I would be certainly different person and I don't mean this in spiritual way but also metaphysically. I would not made travels that I did. I would not met the people who became my best friends, I would not get all new ideas about different way of living and I would probably not move to Taiwan, where I live now with dog's Dodo and Yoyo on picture bellow. <br />
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My beloved Island, beautiful land where people love to smile and lough and enjoy live with their pure and child spirit. Tea is deeply rooted in their tradition sometimes in their hearts. I feel graceful to all people I met on my way from Prague to Taipei, that inspired and keep inspiring me everyday on my way! <br />
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This is Blog about "Light of Tea". Something so immeasurable and
yet so familiar for tea drinkers all around the world. It can be
described as cha~chi, ''tea boost'' or ''kick ass''... it all describes
the fact that tea is more than dry leaves. It can be seen as medicine,
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