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5 hours ago by Dan

Come June (officially “National Iced Tea Month” here in America!), down here in Gainesville, Florida, it’s pretty durn hot. In fact, June is on average just as hot as July and August, and actually the month of June has the hottest record temperatures. As the humidity here rarely dips below, oh, 99.9 ...

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11 hours ago by Mandy Bee

I recently received a package of three different pouch teas from Mighty Leaf in the mail: Organic African Nectar, Orange Dulce and Marrakesh Mint Green Tea. It’s been hellishly hot in Florida. The kind of heat that makes us Floridians turn into hermits. The walk from the house to the car makes you s ...

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22 hours ago by marTEA

Adagio Chai By now, most of you know what tea vendors are talking about when Chai is mentioned. Sure the word “Chai” means tea in many languages, but most of us relate to Chai as an often spicey/sometimes sweet/always aromatic/great tasting black tea that originated in India - known as Masala Chai. ...

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1 day ago by Emma

“Having finally acquired a great supply of organic mango pieces, we endeavored to design an awesome mango black tea. After months of trial, here it is! This tea is designed to be great hot or iced.” -Zhi Tea I love mangoes. They may be one of my favorite fruits. I know the owner of this company, and ...

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1 day ago by Pei

Qimen county where the famous Qimen Black tea (aka “Keemun Black”) is grown. Catherine of Braganza was the Portuguese princess who played a key role in initiating the British love affair with tea. After being offered by her royal father as a prospective wife to a number of European monarchs, she was ...

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1 day ago by Jamie

This is one of my few experiences with Darjeeling tea, and I have been looking forward to it with singular interest. This particular tea is a first flush Darjeeling, fresh picked this year, in 2009. According to Thunderbolt’s website, a droughty year left tea gardens in Darjeeling in some doubt of w ...

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1 day ago by The Tea Guru

The perfect summertime berry blend! A delicious mix of red raspberries and blueberries fall against a lovely light to medium bodied black tea – it’s a tea that Tea For All Reasons uses regularly, and I’m fairly sure it’s a Ceylon tea, but it does make a lovely background for this tea. I think it’s s ...

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2 days ago by The Tea Guru

This is a lovely light rose black tea, feminine and bright. While the rose flavoring is noticeable, it’s not overwhelming, although it leaves a very distinct floral aroma and flavor, just like a real rosebud. It has a nice, extremely light black tea base, probably a Ceylon or Chinese Congou, which i ...

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2 days ago by Dan

TeaGschwendner’s Indian Chai Tea walked home with the 3rd place award in the Chai category at the 2009 World Tea Championship. As chais go, it’s pretty darn fantastic. It is certified organic as well. In comparing this blend with other lesser spiced chais in my tea arsenal, it just appears of higher ...

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2 days ago by becky

This is a hard tea review to write. Not because I didn’t like the tea, in fact I loved it. Rather, the mix of mint and vanilla forms such a unique taste that it is hard to describe. It is somehow very sweet and candy-like, and at the same time, very natural tasting. See, I told you it was tough to d ...

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