Londo Mollari

Organic Pan-Fired Pagoda from Hugo Tea Company

Londo Mollari drank Organic Pan-Fired Pagoda by Hugo Tea Company

I’ve been drinking this tea daily while at work, and it has really been good to me. Not only has it been consistently tasty, but it has been very forgiving when I am less attentive than it deserves. Mornings at work I need all the smiles I can eke out of my otherwise bleary face.

2012-12-05 23:23:53 -0500

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ashmanra 2012-12-05 23:40:41 -0500

Mine is under the tree. Sigh. It will be liberated soon!

Londo Mollari 2012-12-05 23:49:50 -0500

Harsh! :( Well, at least you know you are getting good presents. I am never sure until I open gifts from the S.O. if they are going to be anywhere near what I want. He is wonderful, but not much for shopping.

ashmanra 2012-12-06 15:09:22 -0500

Heehee! I ordered it all myself! :) He is extraordinarily busy, and since he is going to ask me what tea I want anyway, I saved him a step and ordered it! It isn’t wrapped yet, though! One tin may have been opened, and may have been sampled, but we won’t say for sure, at least not on a public forum, yes? :)

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Hello, as you may have guessed, I am not really Londo Mollari. Apologies for the deception. I am Melissa.

In addition to my teas, I am a bit of a foodie, have an undying love for red wine and am lucky enough to have all the restaurants of DC and several VA wineries within a lazy reach of home. I have an ever-expanding orchid obsession and I have been known to talk to them. It helps.

To be honest, Tea went from being an interest to a bit of an obsession fairly recently for me – since I quit smoking. Tasting things is amazing, who knew?! Though a nice cuppa now replaces a much worse addiction, I spend FAR more money on this than I ever did on cigarettes.

I have loved tea ever since I was small, probably too small, visiting on the farm in Nebraska and drinking all my grandmother’s sun tea. I still prefer now what I liked then, watching tea slowly stain eddies of water, tasting nature.