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A Sorority of Sisters Who Love Tea

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Dark Chocolate with Earl Grey Tea from Dolfin

February5

Information: Dark Chocolate Bar Where to Buy:  The Meadow and other locations where Dolfin Chocolates are sold. Chocolate Bar Description: A perfect mix of contrasts: the refreshing sweetness of the bergamot blends perfectly with the strong taste of the chocolate. For afternoon tea, a chocolate with a British accent. Learn more about Dolfin here. Taster’s [...]

Butter Truffle Black Tea Blend from ESP Emporium

February1

Tea Information: Leaf Type:  Black Where to Buy:  ESP Emporium Tea Description: A tea creation for all “sweet teeth”. Just like licking out a dish with freshly made huller cookie dough with hints of freshly grated orange peel… it must be scooped out to the last drop. Not even adults can say no to this [...]

“The Big Chill” – January’s Steepster Select Box

January31

I hope you’ll bear with me as I do something a little different with tonight’s post. As a subscriber to the Steepster Select program, I receive a box with three different teas.  Each month there is a different theme.  This month’s theme is “The Big Chill.”  The box also includes a postcard size card that [...]

Chocolate Orange Black Tea from Teapots & Treasures

January30

Tea Information: Leaf Type:  Black Where to Buy:  Teapots & Treasures About Teapots & Treasures: We welcome you to Teapots & Treasures Cafe’ & Curiosities, a “Delightful Place to Exhale”.  You will love relaxing in our cozy tearoom while enjoying our delicious loose teas, homemade lunches, and decadent desserts. Taster’s Review: I received this tea [...]

Strawberry Orange Scone from 52Teas

January29

Tea Information: Leaf Type:  Black Where to Buy:  52Teas Tea Description: Our newest tea of the week was suggested by one of our long-time customers. Here’s our premium black teas blended with freeze-dried strawberries and orange peel. In addition to the sweet strawberry and tangy orange, we’ve infused this blend with the flavor of warm, [...]

Kong Fu Black from Shanti Tea

January28

Tea Information: Leaf Type:  Black Where to Buy:  Shanti Tea Tea Description: Leaf Aroma: peaty, earthy, smoky Infusion Aroma: earthy, slight smokiness Infusion Color: Amber Base Flavor: thick earthiness Infusion Strength: Strong Learn more about this tea here. Taster’s Review: I am loving this tea! But I’m not surprised, when I read the name “Kong Fu” [...]

Organic Fiery Temptress from The Rabbit Hole

January27

Tea Information: Leaf Type:  Black Where to Buy:  The Rabbit Hole Tea Description: Chilli and chocolate, such strange bedfellows. Throw a black tea in the mix and you’ve got one mind-blowing brew. Perfect for when you need to spice up your life. Learn more about this tea here. Taster’s Review: When I shop for snacks [...]

Original Masala Chai from Yogic Chai

January25

Tea Information: Leaf Type:  Black Where to Buy:  Yogic Chai Tea Description: Organic Assam Tea, Organic Green Cardamom, Organic Cinnamon, Organic Cloves & Organic Ginger. Learn more about this tea here. Taster’s Review: I’m quite sure I’ve said this (or something like this) before, but it bears repeating:  When it’s cold outside, there’s nothing quite [...]

Thirsty Elf Elixir Blend From Damn Fine Tea

January23

Tea Information: Leaf Type:  Black Where to Buy:  Andrews & Dunham Damn Fine Tea Tea Description: The Thirsty Elf Blend is a custom blend of black teas. Melt snow until boiling and add leaves. Strain after four minutes and serve piping hot. Learn more about this tea here. Taster’s Review: I have enjoyed just about [...]

Lapsang Souchong from Dr. Tea’s Tea Garden

January22

Tea Information: Leaf Type:  Black Where to Buy:  Dr. Tea’s Tea Garden About This Tea: The story goes that Lapsang Souchong was first created when the Wuyi region’s annual tea drying process was interrupted by army movement. To compensate for the missed drying period, tea farmers hung their tea over pinewood fires, consequently imparting a [...]

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Our mutual love for tea and writing about it inspired us to start this blog so that we could better share this love with others.

One thing I (Anne) learned very early on in my career as a tea artist is that everyone has different preferences, and every single tea tastes differently on every single palate.  So just because one of us doesn’t happen to like a tea, doesn’t mean that YOU (the reader) will not.

We try to be as impartial as we can.  We do have our favorites.  We are human.  But we do our very best to be as fair and as honest about a tea as we can be.

You might not agree with my assessment – or with Jennifer’s assessment – of a tea.  But that’s OK… if we all liked the same exact tea – we’d only need ONE kind of tea and … wow… that sounds really boring, indeed!

What a beautiful world it is that we have so many teas to suit so many tea enthusiasts!

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