Today’s cup is an herbal from Stash Tea called Sandman PM.
Tag: British Tea
Morning Cup #4 – September 20th 2011
Morning Cup is a new daily segment where I’ll post what I am drinking this morning with a quick image of my beverage and some initial thoughts. These posts are not thorough reviews, and haven’t been put through my standard review process. This is Morning Cup #4.
Earl Grey de la Creme (Special Teas)
Earl Grey is a staple tea in many tea houses and households the world over. Typically a light Chinese black tea is flavored with oil of the bergamot orange from Italy. This Earl Grey de la Creme from Special Teas is a creamier version of this aged classic which could be an everyday tea for some.
Recap No. 2: World Tea Expo 2009
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…
Recap No. 1: World Tea Expo 2009
It’s been a week since the end of the World Tea Expo in Las Vegas and I’m still a little heady from the experience. Here’s a recap of my time at the Expo and my takeaway from the event.
Darjeeling (Harney & Sons)
It wasn’t long ago I didn’t know there was a difference in “Darjeeling” teas. Man, oh man… have I been missing out! This Orthodox Darjeeling is a little more subtle than most I’ve had.
Book: The Harney & Sons Guide to Tea
By now you might realize that Harney & Sons is one of my favorite tea brands. I’ve covered quite a few of their teas here already and you’re assuredly going to see more. That being said, I approached this book with a clear mind and very little “fan boy” mentality, and believe I’ve come up with a review from a book I was ecstatic to pick up.