Arbor Teas Dragonwell Lung Jing
Like most of Arbor Teas’ selections, this tea is USDA organic and fair trade certified. The dry leaves had the emerald green, flattened appearance that dragonwell is known for. I made this tea in my...
Read MoreLike most of Arbor Teas’ selections, this tea is USDA organic and fair trade certified. The dry leaves had the emerald green, flattened appearance that dragonwell is known for. I made this tea in my...
Read MoreAccording to Tiesta Tea the ingredients of this blend include apple pieces, hibiscus, elderberries, apple bits, pomegranate arils, blueberries. The aroma of this tea was absolutely intoxicating and so strong that I could smell it...
Read MoreThe New York Coffee and Tea Festival is one of my most favorite events in the tri-state area. The growth of tea in the United States is really evident in the growth of this event....
Read MoreI thought that this tea was really interesting because it was grown in the Yamamotoyama Brazilian tea gardens. I’ve only rarely heard of tea being grown in Brazil, let alone something as distinctly Japanese as...
Read MoreAccording to The Puritea this tea was grown in the Fujian, China. The dry leaves were a mix of fuzzy silver needles, brown and green leaves. I made this tea in my Breville One-Touch Tea...
Read MoreI have been meaning to check out Franchia for quite some time and never managed to get around to it until now. The instant I walked through the door I felt as though I had...
Read MoreSage is one of my favorite herbs to cook with so I was very excited to try this selection. Rishi lists the ingredients of this botanical blend as including lemon thyme, organic sage leaf, organic...
Read MoreAccording to Arbor Teas, this tea was grown at the Rembeng estate in India’s state of Assam in northeastern India, near the banks of the Brahmaputra River. The leaves of this tea were small and...
Read MorePhoto: Adagio Teas The dry leaves had the appearance of a typical silver needle but the jasmine aroma was very apparent. I made this tea in a porcelain gaiwan using 180 degree water and one...
Read MoreMy local Shoprite supermarket recently renovated and added a sushi station. I love it not just because they have halfway decent sushi and Japanese goodies like Pocky but also because they regularly stock cans of...
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