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1.       juliacernat
424 posts
 08 Mar 2010 Mon 12:52 pm

"[...]In Turkey, as in many Asian tea-drinking nations, the aesthetic standard for good tea is that it must be sweet and fragrant. Many housewives make up their own mixtures of tea from the different leaves available. There is standard Black Sea tea, mostly grown around Rize. Then there is Ceylon tea. Also there are flavored teas such as bergamot. One of my neighbors taught me her secret of five parts Rize tea to two parts Ceylon to one part Bergamot.

Much pride is taken in serving the tea as well -- whether it’s the tea flavor, tea sets or tea-serving techniques[...]"

 

http://www.todayszaman.com/tz-web/columnists-203633-tea-ceremonies.html

 

 

 

2.       interregister
236 posts
 08 Mar 2010 Mon 06:11 pm

But still it is not like a sermonie you ll find in asian cultures.Ve just drink it to spend time, not like some sacred moment.It only has 100 years of historsy.But cofee is been here like 500 years..so..anyway, little info...

3.       Trudy
7887 posts
 08 Mar 2010 Mon 07:48 pm

 

Quoting interregister

But still it is not like a sermonie you ll find in asian cultures.

 

Certainly not like Japanese tea ceremonies, they can last up to 4-5 hours!

4.       interregister
236 posts
 08 Mar 2010 Mon 08:18 pm

Think about they make a documentary about it and you watch 5 hour that people drinking(trying to dring at least ) tea

More boring then Nuri Bilge Ceyhan movies.

5.       Trudy
7887 posts
 08 Mar 2010 Mon 08:30 pm

 

Quoting interregister

Think about they make a documentary about it and you watch 5 hour that people drinking(trying to dring at least ) tea

More boring then Nuri Bilge Ceyhan movies.

 

Nope. It´s full of rituals. It´s a lot more than just making a cup of tea. The course to become a woman allowed to have official tea ceremonies takes several years!

6.       raindrops
267 posts
 08 Mar 2010 Mon 09:21 pm

 

Quoting Trudy

 

 

Nope. It´s full of rituals. It´s a lot more than just making a cup of tea. The course to become a woman allowed to have official tea ceremonies takes several years!

 

wait for several years to be "honoured" to waste ar 30% of your life time 2-3 hours rituals ...

wow, sometimes it is nice to be woman and not to be invited to such a fun party ...

7.       Trudy
7887 posts
 08 Mar 2010 Mon 09:28 pm

 

Quoting raindrops

 

 

wait for several years to be "honoured" to waste ar 30% of your life time 2-3 hours rituals ...

wow, sometimes it is nice to be woman and not to be invited to such a fun party ...

 

There it´s a real job and one that pays very, very well!

8.       raindrops
267 posts
 08 Mar 2010 Mon 10:07 pm

 

Quoting Trudy

 

 

There it´s a real job and one that pays very, very well!

 

if job - no problem. there are many different and very important jobs (like tea maker, for example ), but at least you get paid .....

though, waste for free ... {#emotions_dlg.head_bang}

 

moreover, people that drink a lot of tea on an empty stomach are more likely to have stomach ulcer... and again for free{#emotions_dlg.sick}

9.       ptaszek
440 posts
 08 Mar 2010 Mon 11:44 pm

Trudy,raindrops I fancy some tea,nobody here to make my wish come true,tea prepared by myself does not taste well,pls comeeeeeeeee,i will sing for you all naughty Dobrowskis song!I promise!

10.       raindrops
267 posts
 08 Mar 2010 Mon 11:53 pm

 

Quoting ptaszek

Trudy,raindrops I fancy some tea,nobody here to make my wish come true,tea prepared by myself does not taste well,pls comeeeeeeeee,i will sing for you all naughty Dobrowskis song!I promise!

 

april?)))

and i will sing with you - believe me we will be rich... all people around will give all money to make me shut up )

and your tea will polish my mood with proper note )

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