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I can't comment on whole room storage, but if you have radiators you can use one of these to increase humidity: https://goo.gl/images/rzt2RY I don't really know how they're called in English. You basically fill them with water and hang them to the radiator. They work well if the room is not too big...

I'm new to the world of puerh and live in Maryland (east coast - US). I'd like to start building a collection of cakes that will be good in the upcoming decades. We have hot and humid summers and cool to cold winters. Running the heat in November -March dries out the house pretty well. I bough a hyg...

I ordered about a dozen samples. Not much rhyme or reason to choices. I don't really know what I'm doing, but https://yunnansourcing.com/products/2017-yunnan-sourcing-yi-wu-rooster-ripe-pu-erh-tea-cake was my favorite out of all of them. Very interesting tea that changed a lot as the session proceed...

Rickpatbrown Welcome to TeaForum. I just noticed I was in a conversation a few years ago about bottled water locally sourced in or near Maryland, over at our old forum. Have you come across Mountain Valley Spring ?. I have not tried it yet because it’s by delivery, and I’m not I’m Maryland every mo...

Hi everyone! Thanks for having a cool place to talk about great tea! How long have you been drinking tea? It's been on and off for the past 10 years and has evolved from Teavanna to mail order to direct buying from suppliers and farmers when I'm lucky. This last obsession with tea has been the most ...

I posted this in another forum, but looks like this group is a bit more active. I recently spent 6 weeks in Freidburg, Germany (old town) for work. I took my high mountain tea with me and couldn't BELIEVE how much better it tasted! I also was staying right down the street from a super cool tea shop ...