You people have created a MONSTER!

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Congrats on falling down the rabbit! And welcome! Tea is wonderful hobby. And it’s great you have someone close to share your newfound passion/obsession with.

I’ve been into tea drinking for almost four years, and it’s been three since I became a Steepster member. I’m still very much into the Pokemon phase, as Amanda put it. It’s taken me months and months to find out what teas I really love, and I’ve only grazed the surface. You’d be surprised to see how your quickly your tastes change throughout just one year.

I started a tea buying hiatus support group thread a couple years ago, if you can believe it. It’s in here somewhere…. Restraining yourself from buying lots of tea/teaware is more difficult that it sounds…sigh. I find the budget thread helpful. Be careful of enablers here, there are plenty :3

Anyway, matcha was my first love, even before I seriously got into tea.

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Welcome to the tea addiction. Steepster forums are at the same time like tea AAA meetings and yet enabling you to buy even more. I think there’s a thread for tea buying hiatus that’s been buried for awhile but tends to pop up close to sale times.

LOL, KiwiDelight read my mind…. or I read hers.

I shouldn’t be saying anything about hiatus though, I’m also in the Pokemon phase and am too ashamed to go to the budget thread…. or update my cupboard.

I’ve been better this year than last year. It’s so hard ignoring sales Dx

Look what I dug out. It didn’t long. (posts link carefully)

http://steepster.com/discuss/5244-tea-buying-hiatus-support-group

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Sounds like my story :P The group on chatzy is a bunch of enablers (self included).. Soon, you’ll have a mountain of tea in your house.

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Cwyn said

#tealeafhoarding. I’m out of room. I have tea aging in pots and cassarole dishes. A slippery slope, this hobby is.

The upside is drinking the best damn tea in the world. Thank the gods for the Internet.

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Psyck said

Take a look at the Pu’erh and Oolong compendiums at teadb: http://teadb.org/

Buy a ton of samples of everything.
Do not immediately buy large amounts of any sample you like – go through all your samples first.

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