by William I. Lengeman III
If you’re in the market for a few more titles for your shelf of tea books, here are some suggestions.
Tea Cookbook by Tonia George featuring tea-based recipes
by Tonia George
If you didn’t realize that cooking with tea was even an option, there’s no better time to explore Tonia George’s cookbook, which presents a range of both sweet and savory tea-inspired dishes.
The Ancient Tea Horse Road travel narrative about Himalayan tea trade routes
by Jeff Fuchs
You’re likely to find this title in the travel section of your local bookstore, but tea plays a central role in the journey. For additional background, see this interview with Jeff Fuchs discussing the history and exploration of the Tea Horse Road. The author has also created an illustrated travelogue documenting his journey along the ancient trade route.
Tea Bliss book exploring tea’s role in health and well-being
by Theresa Cheung
Serious tea enthusiasts may already appreciate tea’s calming and restorative qualities, but this book presents tea as a pathway to relaxation and balance, describing it as a simple remedy for modern stress.
The Spirit of Tea book on tea culture and its contemplative aspects
by Frank Hadley Murphy
The connection between tea and mindfulness is explored in depth here, with additional insights into tea history, common myths, and the broader cultural significance of tea drinking.
The Way to Tea guide to San Francisco tea culture and tea destinations
by Jennifer Leigh Sauer
Planning a visit to San Francisco? This guide offers an immersive exploration of the city’s vibrant tea scene, presenting it as both a cultural journey and a practical guide to local tea experiences.
Make sure to check out William’s blog, Tea Guy Speaks blog covering tea culture, history, and reviews, for more on all things tea!
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