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Tea Geek uses many different sources to compile the most reliable and accurate information available in English.  Some of these resources include:

==Books==
* The Story of Tea: a cultural history and drinking guide (Heiss & Heiss)
* The Tea Drinker's Handbook (Delmas, Minet, & Barbaste)
* The Harney & Sons Guide to Tea (Harney)
* First Step to Chinese Puerh Tea (Chan)
* A Passage to Chinese Tea (Lam)
* Harvesting Mountains: Fujian and the China tea trade, 1757-1937 (Gardella)

==Web Resources==
* [http://chadao.blogspot.com/2007/06/shopping-for-tea-in-chinese-basics-of.html Shopping for Tea in Chinese] from chadao.blogspot.com

==Interviews==
Tea Geek uses interviews with knowledgeable people to verify, expand, and clarify tea information.  Some of the people we've spoken to include:
* Tea farmers
* A teapot museum curator
* Ceramics producers
* American tea industry professionals
* An environmental toxicologist
* A molecular biologist