Want to win $100 in great tea merchandise? Share your tea moment with us and win great prizes this holiday season, including the awesome Libre Tea glass that lets you enjoy the benefits of loose leaf tea on the go, and a selection of teas from Adiago Teas, Harney & Sons, Infusions of Tea, Kokomo Tea and Tavalon!
There’s two ways to enter and you can do either or both:
Share a tea moment with us by video. Watch our contest announcement on YouTube and then record your own tea moment and upload it to YouTube. Link it as a response to our announcement and be sure to include our Web site, “www.tea-guy.com” in the description of your video. To make our lives easier, shoot us a quick e-mail with your real name, YouTube name and e-mail address so we can contact you if you win.
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Share a tea moment with us in an essay. Write about your tea moment and send us your response in the body of an e-mail to contest@tea-guy.com. Again, include your name and e-mail address so we can contact you if you’re a winner.
Hurry for your chance to win – we’ll only consider entries received through Friday, December 11 (at 11:59:59 p.m. Eastern Standard Time). We’ll select one winner in each category, but you can only win once. No purchase necessary to win. Full Rules and Regulations are available online.
Good luck!
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What you’ll win:
Each prize package contains a LibreTea Glass ‘n Poly tea glass and an assortment of tea.
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