Short entry today.
The Royal Society of Chemistry has recently uploaded a news release on how to make the perfect cup of tea. Specifically, the perfect cup of camellia assamica tea with milk and sugar. The author is obviously of the “milk first” school of thought. Very controversial, that bit.
Many thanks to a tentacled friend for this interesting link.

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