Little Yellow Teapot

In China, dragons are symbols of beauty and wisdom. I steeped a pot of this tea for my humans and they seemed wiser and more beautiful (honest!). Dragonwell is a well in China. The area around it is known for growing exceptional tea, like this: http://is.gd/dYsrr

Very suitable as an everyday green tea. Not one you have to stash away for a special occasion. Go ahead and indulge. My humans do. http://is.gd/dR4gz

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My humans and I tried this tea both hot and chilled. It was quite an experience: http://is.gd/dC8hB

Huge leaf pieces. I thought I would be far too little a teapot to steep this tea for my humans, but I managed. For an organic tea, tasted pretty good. http://lyt-tea-reviews.blogspot.com/2010/07/review-california-tea-houses-buddha.html

Another great Oolong to try: http://is.gd/dzoJR

Longing for Oolong? Long no more with this one from The Boston Tea Co. http://is.gd/dy22f

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No monkeying around here, just great tea taste. See fab photos and more tasting notes by my humans: http://is.gd/dukrF

This tea sure got my humans’ toes a-tappin’ — and I was dancing around the kitchen counter, too! http://is.gd/dt1Gv

Sipping on this tea made my humans much nicer. Then, the effect wore off. Need more! http://lyt-tea-reviews.blogspot.com/2010/07/review-california-tea-houses-silver.html

Who can act normal with a tea like this? Certainly not my humans (as if they ever act normal, at least in this little teapot’s estimation). We all got to try this black tea from Jimmy at Shui Tea (the guy that on Twitter drinks straight from his teapot – yeah, that guy!). http://is.gd/dp3I1

We got a sample a few months back as part of chilled tea extravaganza. My humans tried it hot and chilled. http://is.gd/dlqT6

Bagged but the pieces are big enough to cut the bag open and steep the tea loose, which is what my humans did. Didn’t help the taste, though. http://lyt-tea-reviews.blogspot.com/2010/07/review-boston-tea-companys-bentley.html

Organic but still good. No downy leaves here, but, yes, it’s a white tea. My humans tried it hot and chilled. http://lyt-tea-reviews.blogspot.com/2010/07/review-teagschwendners-south-india.html

A fairly new tea vendor, but some awesome teas. So honored to be among those who have been able to try them. This little teapot says “Thanks!” http://lyt-tea-reviews.blogspot.com/2010/07/review-shui-teas-imperial-mountain.html

Chamomile is one of the few herbals my humans tolerate. This picky teapot agrees, especially when it’s this one. http://lyt-tea-reviews.blogspot.com/2010/07/review-english-tea-stores-nile-delta.html

Quickly becoming the bagged tea of choice for my humans. Yes, bagged tea. They still strongly prefer loose leaf tea, so don’t get too disheartened. This is just a GOOD bagged tea. http://lyt-tea-reviews.blogspot.com/2010/06/review-english-tea-stores-barrys-gold.html

In a nylon sachet and larger pieces than other orange flavored teas. Still, why confine those wonderful bits in a sachet? http://lyt-tea-reviews.blogspot.com/2010/06/review-mighty-leafs-orange-dulce-black.html

It’s bagged, so… still, my humans did their best to give it a fair review. http://lyt-tea-reviews.blogspot.com/2010/06/review-republic-of-teas-orange-blossom.html

Another tea my humans tried as part of their Floral / Fruity Extravaganza. For a fruity tea, not bad. http://is.gd/d267B

My humans did a whole Floral / Fruity Extravaganza and included this one. Good idea! http://is.gd/cZ5vr

Well, my humans didn’t go totally ga-ga for it, but they didn’t hate it either. http://is.gd/cXHYP

My humans were quite excited to try this pu-erh. Quite an experience for these long-time tea drinkers. http://is.gd/cUhhW