My humans had some fun with this one. Check it out. I laughed until my pottery sides hurt! Actually, it was all very scientific (at least, that’s what THEY say). Also, I look so cool in that sunlight photo: http://bit.ly/8DBAAI
188 Tasting Notes
Not bad. Actually, my humans were rather pleased. http://bit.ly/6uDfOJ
I can still taste this one in my innards even though my humans have rinsed me out repeatedly. Something about that candy apple flavor… http://bit.ly/77VPCz
My humans really had a good time reviewing this tea. See how it all went: http://bit.ly/5vOYAC
My humans have been having some very interesting tea tasting experiences, including this one. http://bit.ly/4Fp8jk
Despite the lack of the signature gingerbread tingle on the tongue, my humans were rather pleased with this one. Check it out: http://bit.ly/5DmcOB
Around Christmas, my humans reviewed this tea. Bits of candy cane bring a rather interesting touch. Get all the details here: http://bit.ly/4uun4k
Not all chais are made alike. And a chai made with green tea is not only different, it’s non-traditional. My humans weren’t sure what to think when they tried it: http://bit.ly/7dzsv5
My humans had lots of fun trying this tea. Get the details: http://bit.ly/8yhQQ1
Tasty but… see what my humans thought: http://bit.ly/4W6rSj
Just had a chance to try this tea, thanks to a very nice person (Gwen) at the car maintenance place. While waiting for the mechanics to do their thing, I was hoping for a cuppa tea, but they only had coffee. She pulled out a bag of this tea that she had saved from a vacation stay somewhere. This is a good Earl Grey compared to others I’ve had (especially Twinings) but still overly strong on the oil of bergamot smell and taste. (Tea Forte is the most subtle, so far.) The package says to steep 3 mins, but was too light (I like milk and sweetener in mine). Not sure if I would buy any of this.
My humans love chai and Indian food (curries, etc.). So, trying this tea was a must! See how it all went: http://bit.ly/5kczPK
I had to hand over the review of this free sample to my buddy, Little Japanese Teapot, who did a fabulous job of steeping (without an infuser basket). My humans seemed quite pleased with the results, which is pretty amazing considering how picky they are. Details here: http://bit.ly/4OXqRU
A visual experience as well as a tea tasting one, the free sample from Adagio was very interesting to try. Details here: http://bit.ly/70GbtV
“Breakfast blend” is a misnomer for this tea. It’s good anytime, at least that’s what my humans said when they tried the free sample: http://lyt-tea-reviews.blogspot.com/2009/12/review-english-tea-stores-english.html
Received a free sample from Golden Moon Tea and tried it with great anticipation. Exquisite oolong. Far superior to the oolong bought locally from the Asian Market. See the full review at http://bit.ly/8dNfqd.
This Little Yellow Teapot is all aglow, and so are my humans, after tasting this tea. See the full review of the free sample here: http://lyt-tea-reviews.blogspot.com/2009/12/review-adagios-cranberry-black-tea.html
My humans just compared the free sample they received from the English Tea Store with the Ahmad Tea version they bought at a local Mideast Market. See the results: http://lyt-tea-reviews.blogspot.com/2009/12/review-english-tea-stores-darjeeling.html
Earl Grey with Jasmine. My humans found it tasty but a bit overly flowery. Something about oil of bergamot combining with Jasmine that takes on an almost perfumy quality. See all their comments on the free sample here: http://lyt-tea-reviews.blogspot.com/2009/11/review-english-tea-stores-buckingham.html
My humans likened this to drinking a slice of pumpkin pie. Read the whole review of the free sample here: http://bit.ly/5RGeIf
