This giveaway is closed.
Lori M. won the giveaway and her book is on it’s way to her. Thank you to everyone who entered for a chance to win Jane Pettigrew’s World of Tea: Discovering Producing Regions and their Teas. I especially enjoyed reading all your comments about your favorite tea.
World of Tea cover – photo courtesy Thompson & Co. Public Relations
Hoffman Media has provided me with a copy of Jane Pettigrew’s World of Tea: Discovering Producing Regions and Their Teas to giveaway to one of my subscribers. The 434-page hardcover tea book was published on June 15, 2018, with a list price of $59.95.
Finishing up summer and getting ready for the fall season leaves me feeling a bit ambivalent. While I mourn the end of long hot summer days I do look forward to a bit of the cool crisp weather that is ideal for tea drinking. Add this book into the mix with a pot of tea and you have a perfect fall afternoon.
Whatever you’re up to today, it’s time to enter my tea book giveaway. Autumn is the perfect season for tea drinking and reading.
I had the opportunity to interview Jane Pettigrew about her new book and her life’s work dedicated to educating others about tea. Last week I posted my interview with Jane Pettigrew. If you haven’t read it yet, you may want to take a look, it was a great interview.
Included in Jane Pettigrew’s World of Tea are over 60 tea producing countries and their teas. You’d be amazed at some of the most unexpected places in the world that are growing and producing fine teas. Chapter 2 features North America with 38 tea estates. Who knew?
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I challenge any devotee, be they hobbyist or professional, not to spend many happy hours poring in delight over the scores of enticing country maps with their iconic green tea-tips location markers and not be amazed by some of the new tea origins.” –from the Forward of World of Tea by Nigel Melican, Teacraft Ltd
A coffee table size book (10″ x 12″), with 434 pages of text and full-color photographs by professional photographers, this is one of the most beautiful books about tea that I’ve seen.
The book is divided into seven chapters, beginning with The Origins of Tea, followed by six more chapters covering North America, Central, and South America, Africa, Europe, Asia, and Oceania, complete with Places of Interest and a full Index.
Inside are stunning, full-color photographs of some of the most beautiful tea estates and gardens from around the world. I think Jane Pettigrew’s World of Tea will bring you closer to the tea you love. Any tea enthusiast will treasure this book for years to come.
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BOOK GIVEAWAY!
As we transition into the fall season, I’m giving one subscriber the chance to win Jane Pettigrew’s amazing tea book. One of you will win:
1 copy of Jane Pettigrew’s World of Tea: Discovering Producing Regions and Their Teas
How to enter:
Simply leave a comment on this blog post telling me your favorite tea. Oolong, Assam, Matcha, or an English Breakfast tea perhaps? Tell me about your most loved tea!
And be sure you are a current e-mail subscriber!
This tea book giveaway is open to all subscribers of Life Is Better With Tea. Giveaway ends Wednesday, September 5th at 12:00 am EDT (Eastern Daylight Time UTC/GMT -4 hours). One winner will be selected at random and notified via email.
If you are not a subscriber, you can sign up below. And don’t forget to leave a comment. My hope is that you sign up not just for a chance to win an amazing tea book but because you are genuinely interested in learning about tea. Thank you and good luck!
“Nuit à Versailles”, à blend from Dammann Frères is my favorite tea for now. I tend to drink different teas depending on my mood but this peculiar tea always bring me peace and the feeling of being wrapped in softness. Dammann Frères is a French tea blender (maison de thé) that has some seriously good blends in its hands.
Hi..my favorite tea is Oolong ..the current one I’m drinking is the rose oolong..it’s an absolutely stunning tea which when
Brewed perfectly has the ability to transport you millions of miles away to a rose garden.. I love sipping on an oolong because inspite of having caffeine it’s very relaxing
My favorite tea is Gyokuro from Japan which is primarily grown in the shade. Most of my friends say it taste like grass but I absolutely love it with a nice CAO Brazilia cigar on the back porch.
A favorite tea? I am too early into my study of tea to proclaim a single favorite. Admittedly, there are some go-to teas that are more readily available to me – Prince of Wales, Gunpowder Green Tea, Jasmine Pearls, Darjeeling (any flavor), Oolong (any flavor), multiple Pu-ehrs Iwho knew there were so many varieties?!) only to name a very few. I live close to Elmwood Inn Teas and enjoy bringing home something new with every visit – and a few favorite ‘must haves’. From them, I have experienced Nilgiri Frost, several tumeric teas, Darjeeling White, Bourbon Black, Kentucky Blend, Southern Pecan, Cherry Rose Green Tea, Reiki Blend, Temple Garden, and so many more. Teas from old trees and old methods continue to elicit the taste buds in so many delightful experiences. Whether I am brewing in Western style, gaiwan, gong fu cha, the travel thermos infuser, or even a tea bag from the microwave (only in dire extremes, of course) there is nothing more calming or energizing than a cup of tea.
I have recently discovered a Chinese tea called Longjing tea (a green one) which is fresh and fruity!
My favorite tea is Kukicha. I love the sweetness the “twigs” add to this subtle green tea 🙂
I love oolong teas. They are so smooth. A good pu’erh gets me going in the morning.. Jane’s book is on my wish list!
My favorite tea is Darjeeling. It has the most delicate tea flavor and I find it to be my ‘go to’ beverage when I want to relax and unwind from any kind of crazy day. I also prepare it as an iced tea and it’s a delight! I would love learn more about teas from Ms. Pettigrew’s World of Tea book. Thank you for a chance to do so!