Want to know who to follow on Twitter as the most informational tea micro-blogger? We’ll be archiving a list which we felt are and will be of interest to all those interested in all things tea. This list will be updated regularly as and when we come across any thing of interest for our fellow tea lovers.
Profile Description: “Learn Health Benefits Of Different Kinds Of Teas”
The most notable in highlighting the health benefits of tea is this micro-blogger, located in Birmingham, dedicated to promoting tea through its health benefits.
The most favourite tweet from this ardent tea fan is
The perfect temperature for #tea is two degrees hotter than just right.
— Teas Benefits (@TeasBenefits) July 14, 2015
Profile Description: “Providing business solutions to the global tea industry. Includes: North American Tea Championship, World Tea Academy, World Tea News & World Tea on the Road.” An extensive micro blogging team on tea and tea resources from around the world. Â The must follow resource for the latest news and highlights on tea-happenings. Credited for being a part of Tea Events, Awards and Conventions around the globe. More info on their works here.
Favourite tweet: Â
Bring your #tea professional dreams to life! We’re here to help you reach your career goals: http://t.co/E0nqUkBf7s pic.twitter.com/CyYGTmMbGs — World Tea Expo (@worldteamedia) July 13, 2015
Profile Description: “Works at Postcard Teas. Tea junkie, blogger, food lover, traveller and cultural geographer. #tea”
A tea blogger and reviewer based in London. An avid tea drinker and reviewer. His passion is amply reflected via this link.
Favourite Tweet:
5 Unexpected Tea & Cheese Pairings http://t.co/JBj6b2qCPB via @pastemagazine @teastudio @bellocq #tea #cheese
— Drew Bednasek (@teaxplorer) June 30, 2015
Profile Description: “Bringing style to the art of tea appreciation. Linda Gaylard is a Certified Tea Sommelier & author of THE TEA BOOK, DK Publishers, Penguin Random House” This is a micro blog maintained by Linda Gayland, a certified tea sommelier from Toronto, Canada, who has 350 hours of tasting workshops, as well as in tea-food pairing, history of tea and the tea gardens. An author of the book “The Tea Book” about tea history, its production and culture. A sneak peak of the book may be had here.
Favourite Tweet: Â
I’m not a fan of plastic, but this almost redeems it. A Beijing #Tea house made from plastic block http://t.co/zCIfagtKzY — The Tea Stylist (@theteastylist) July 3, 2015
Profile Description: “I’m a little yellow teapot that likes to try new teas and write reviews of them, with the help of my humans, of course!”
This entertaining micro-blog is from the point of view of a Little Yellow Pot, aptly personified and tweeted on its behalf, by A.C. Cargill. An informative tea tweets and reviews of the best teas from around the world may be glimpsed here.
Favourite Tweet:
Signing off to resume my regularly scheduled steeping duties. Otherwise my humans will throw a fit. TOOOOT!
— Little Yellow Teapot (@LittleYelloTPot) July 8, 2015