Posts filed under Bangladesh

February 25, 2010

Teatulia’s Linda Appel Lipsius on Denver’s CBS4!

Linda Appel Lipsius, Teatulia’s Co-Founder & CEO, was interviewed by CBS4’s Brooke Wagner for Hot Tea Month.
Linda discussed the different types of tea (black, green, white), proper brewing techniques and the health benefits of tea.
Makes for riveting viewing!
Watch here.

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August 19, 2009

Notes From the Garden: Total Eclipse

“I was in the garden during the solar eclipse.  Teatulia was in the path of totality, and the district was full of thousands of visitors. The garden was, however, quiet as ever. Unfortunately, the morning was cloudy, but the rapidity with which darkness descended – the depth of it – and then again its lifting, [...]

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December 18, 2008

News from the Tea Garden

by: Juditha Ohlmacher
The Mountain is Real!

We were always told that it bodes well if the mountain greets you when you arrive in the Tea Estate. Today we were greeted in fine form with a truly glorious view of Kanchenjunga and its nearby peaks. This is usually not the month for visibility so we weren’t expecting [...]

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September 8, 2008

The Uncultured Project: Challange Poverty (With the YouTube community and Save the Children USA)

In the past I have posted about the Uncultured Project and the amazing things Shawn is doing in and for the country and people of Bangladesh. In his own words:
“This is not a charity, this is not an NGO, and this is definitely not an attempt at fame or fortune. It’s just a project [...]

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May 16, 2008

The Uncultured Project

As I was browsing through the YouTube videos, I came across the Uncultured Project. This is an amazing idea brought forth by a very amazing person.
The Uncultured Project is a funny name given to a simple idea.
It’s not a charity.
It’s not a NGO.
It’s not an attempt at becoming a YouTube celebrity.
It’s just a project [...]

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May 13, 2008

Singing in the Tea Field

In Bangladesh it is not uncommon to hear singing at any given moment. In this video, women sing while they pluck the tea.
Singing in the tea fields from Tetulia Tea on Vimeo.

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April 9, 2008

The Tetulia Cooperative – Bringing life to the land and people

When the first camellia sinensis was planted in the Tetulia garden in 2000, the goal wasn’t necessarily to produce an amazing premium tea. The goal was to employ the largest number of people in a healthy, progressive and environmentally-friendly enterprise. It just so happens that Tetulia accomplished this, while cultivating a world-class organic tea!
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April 7, 2008

The Ultimate Resource

The Ultimate Resource is a Documentary that highlights some of the world’s most impoverished countries and how free market incentives are great, but sometimes still not enough to help some parts of the world. Bangladesh is certainly not excluded from this list.
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April 2, 2008

Arriving to the Tetulia Tea Garden

Finally, after 1.5 days of travel, we arrive at Tetulia. How we got there, I will never be able to tell you! From what I could tell, we passed through many small villages. The children would run out to the road with huge smiles and call to their friends that vehicles were passing. People would [...]

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Kantanagar Temple – a stop on the way to Tetulia

This is an eighteenth century temple located in the Tetulia region.   It is most famous for it’s ornate terracotta bricks that cover the entire exterior of the temple.   From Banglapedia: Every available inch of its wall surface from the base to the crest of its three stories, both inside and out, pulsates with an amazing [...]

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