Calla

Calla drank Blueberry Jam (organic) by DAVIDsTEA

So this is my new, (well relatively new) favorite or rather my summer favorite tea-wise. I just absolutely love everything about blueberries, pie, pancakes, bagels, muffins…. I could just go on forever when it comes to that one word. What I never expected was to find a love of blueberries in tea. Weird eh? ( something Canadians always say ) So this just happened to be the tea of the day when I went into David’s Tea earlier this summer. I was just shopping in the mall and decided to fill up on the tea of the day. While me and my fiancée were strolling the mall and sipping on this drink, we fell in love… with the tea instantly. We basically downed this so fast and went back to David’s Tea to fill up on more. While we were there, it only seemed logical to buy some in a tin to take home, so we did just that.

2012-10-23 20:55:41 -0400

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canadianadia 2012-10-23 21:48:27 -0400

Have you tried brewing it at home yet? It makes the entire room smell like blueberries…it’s fantastic!

Calla 2012-10-23 21:50:02 -0400

I love the smell :) It was my tea of the summer that I had iced :)

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I recently have been fighting of sickness after sickness, but I am back and can fully appreciate my tea once again ! I started writing a tea journal to keep a log of all my teas, since I cannot be on here everyday. So I will have more in-depth notes for future tea logs. I recently bought a tea book to learn all things tea, which includes how to properly taste tea…. so as I keep reading this beautiful work, I will learn the new vocabulary in all things tea-tasting!!!

Tea enthusiast, I love all things tea. Hot, iced or in a food of mine… if it’s tea, I love it. I have a fascination with tea and the many wonderful flavours I just haven’t gotten around to yet. I have recently fallen head over heels with two different tea companies. One is Canadian, David’s Tea, so I’m showing my national pride. The other is called Kusmi Tea, which originated in Russia, but is now in France.

I love mostly black and green teas ( preferably jasmine). I am always willing to try new teas. I have dabbled in rooibos, and white. I am not the biggest fan of herbal teas.