First time using the TriniTEA I got for Christmas. You can find the TriniTEA at Adagio.com, and look for a brief overview of what I like and don’t like about the machine when we use the TriniTEA in our New Year’s Eve episode!
Tea samples have arrived from Aura Teas (www.aurateas.com). You’ll be seeing them reviewed in an upcoming episode! 
One of our viewers, Gamwyn, tries a new tea called Arctic Fire, which sounds really quite tasty!
Thanks for sharing your first tasting of this new tea, Gamwyn.
One of our very knowledgeable viewers, Christopher Masto, describes the different types of chai, while actually drinking a cup of chai. Very informative!
Really interesting tea that I tried a few days ago, called Pu-Erh, from Upton Teas. Very unique taste, and the tea leaves are (from what I’ve read) actually let to ferment/biodegrade before preparing. Unique tea to try!
Here’s some interesting info on pu-erh tea:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pu-erh_tea
Joe and I are looking up tea grade abbreviations in between STeaP episode recordings.
Awesome viewer, Chris Masto, makes a TeaToday in which he demonstrates the equally awesome, super-tea-creating device Adagio calls “TriniTEA.” Thanks for the great TeaToday contribution, Chris!
http://adagio.com
http://viddler.com/explore/masto
Joe re-using the white tea leaves that he and I used for one of our upcoming (already filmed) episodes of STeaP.
