In the beginning there was:
PC Mint Refresher;
PC Vanilla Camomile;
PC Rooibos Citrus Spice;
Guayakí Chai Spice Maté;
Celestial Seasonings Sleepytime;
Stash Premium Licorice Spice;
Tetley Camomile Lemon;
Yogi Tea Classic India Spice;
PC Ginger Peach Herbal Tea;
PC Rooibos Vanilla Herbal Tea;
Lipton Sri Lankan Gold;
Lipton Spiced Chai;
Tetley Orange Pekoe;
Twinings Prince of Whales Tea;
Twinings Irish Breakfast Tea;
PC Organics Single Estate Green Tea;
PC Organics Earl Grey Green Tea;
Tetley Earl Grey Green Tea;
Uncle Lee's Premium Green Tea;
Four O'Clock Fair Trade White Tea Chai;
and, last and probably least, a gem(?) found at our local asian food store:
Natural Tea Good Hair-Look Herbal Tea.
We'll be bringing you the taste tests as soon as we can, so check back often! Also, if you've a brew you think we should dip our balls in let us know and we will check it out!
Cheers,
The Tea-Bloggers.
Monday, February 12
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7 comments:
Need only bagged teas apply for the honour of your reviews (and tea bagging)? Because I have scads of mostly unused loose teas that I could make available to you without very much effort. They come from three separate continents, no less!
Casey, the tea doesn't have to be in a bag, it's the bag that has to go in the tea! If you want you could even join us for an evening of tea drinking as a guest reviewer.
Spectacular. Count me in. Especiall y if it's a chai-themed evening! Sidebar: one of my greatest pet peeves in life is people who insist on calling it "chai tea" ...
"Department of Redundancy Department!"
If you want to get technical about it, not everything you encounter that says Chai on it has tea leaves in it! But we have a few chai teas and chai flavour herbal beverages that we'll set aside just for you! Just let us know when!
Did you know that you Queen's English maulers can't spell. Don't give me any grief and insist that the errors being intentional.
Mom
a faintly disturbed Dr. Capitalism, that is disturbing. Mom
Vee, It has been discussed between Vector and I and we decided we would gladly trade 1 kilo of grammer lessons for 1 kilo of spelling lesson, usefulness will be graded on the ball dipping scale
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