Teatulia Lemongrass Herbal Infusion
I’ve had this tea for a while but I was hesitant to try it because I’ve never been a fan of lemongrass. All of the teas I have tried were either very weak or tasted...
Read MoreI’ve had this tea for a while but I was hesitant to try it because I’ve never been a fan of lemongrass. All of the teas I have tried were either very weak or tasted...
Read MoreTeatulia’s teas are all grown in their garden in Northern Bangladesh. I love that their teas are packaged in eco-friendly containers. I steeped this tea using an infuser basket with 212-degree water for two minutes....
Read MoreOnce again, I cannot say enough about Teatulia and their ethical growing practices. I love knowing that my tea is free of pesticides and helps the people who grew the tea. Their cooperative has established...
Read MoreThis tea consisted of high altitude Alishan oolong with natural rose, violet, calendula, and jasmine. The leaves were tightly rolled and dark green in color. I steeped this tea using my Breville One-Touch Tea Maker...
Read MoreAccording to Chicago Tea Garden this tea is scented with rose petals. The dry cake smelled just as you would suspect of a rose tea but it was a bit earthy as well. It reminded...
Read MoreNaivetea describes this tea as an Alishan oolong flavored with natural Lychee, a fruit native to China. I found this tea a little unusual in that it is the first fruit tea I’ve tried that...
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