Another tea I received in my last order from Teavana is Berry Kiwi Colada. From the packaging the blend includes hibiscus flowers, rosehips, kiwi, pear, candied pineapple, candied mango, carrot slices, candied tangerine, apple slices, coconut chips, lemon verbena and strawberry slices. It is available in multiples of 2oz for $9.98 for each 2oz. When… Continue reading Drink Me: Teavana, Berry Kiwi Colada
Another tea I added to my last order from Teavana is the Peachberry Jasmine Sutra. Since I love both peaches and jasmine tea I hoped this would be a winner. From the label, Peachberry Jasmine Sutra contains Jasmine Dragon Phoenix Pearls green tea, green rooibos, hibiscus flowers, apple pieces, rosehip peels, peach pieces, kiwi pieces,… Continue reading Drink Me: Teavana, Peachberry Jasmine Sutra
I finally gave in last week and went and looked at the Teavana site. I had resisted before now because I had made one trip into their store and was really put off by the attitude of the sales people. However, I had enjoyed the samples I have tried and I was super curious about… Continue reading Drink Me: Teavana, Marshmallow Macaroon
Another tea that my sister got me from TeaGschwendner is their Blackberry Fruit Tea. From the website, the blend contains apple pieces, hibiscus blossoms, rose hips, elderberries, and blackberries. It’s available in a variety of sizes: 100g for $9.27, 250g for $22.03, 500g for $39.42 and 1000g for $78.81. When I opened the bag all… Continue reading Drink Me: TeaGschwendner, Blackberry
When I perused the David’s Tea site for my initial order I was intrigued by Guava Cadabra. From the packaging the tea contains mango, apple, hibiscus blossoms, elderberries, guava, and rosehips. This is actually a tisane, a beverage made from the infusion or decoction of herbs, spices, or other plant material in hot water, since… Continue reading Drink Me: David’s Tea, Guava Cadabra
A day off from work means a little bit of this: The Mug: My favorite Kansas joke, available here. The Tea: The Republic of Tea, Hibiscus Key Lime The Knitting: Heart of the Mesa Mittens by Grace Schnebly, knit out of my handspun from fiber dyed by Southern Cross Fibre The Entertainment: Olympics!
