On occasion I like to venture out into the realm of fruity concoctions. Something fruity can excite the senses and leave you wanting more. This Acai Berry from Zhena’s Gypsy Tea is apparently not my thing. Read on to learn why.
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Every now and again I run across some nifty little tea toy. In this case, I was at this year’s World Tea Expo. This little squeeze allows you to drain and strain your tea bags eliminating waste and prettying up your table.
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Monday is Teahouse/Tea Room, Accessory and Brand Review Day!
I mentioned a few weeks back that I had come across a unique product: an Electric Iced Tea Maker. The IT400 from Focus Electrics is a pretty neat piece of equipment. While several consumer level iced tea machines seem to exist, this one shows the most promise of any I’ve run across thus far.
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Last week, I covered my first day at the 2009 World Tea Expo held in Las Vegas. This week you get to hear about the rest of my trip. I won’t name names… but I met some really fantastic people at this year’s expo…
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Wednesday is Green Tea, White Tea, Rooibos, Oolong and Tisane (Herbal) Review Day!
I’ve noted before that I’m not the biggest fan of floral teas. I’ve really come around over the past year or so on that bias and I appreciate them now, more than ever. Still, I seem skeptical when I try a new floral tea. I’m always worried it’ll taste reminiscent of some really horrible foot malady. Not so with this blend.
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