Ricky

I’m glad I provided you with a kind of emergency tea stash! And I’m glad you liked this!

Oh yes — this tea is crazy-sweet on many-a-level :D Good luck with the rest of the move!

I don’t offer many people tea because of the very thing that you mentioned. Unless people are actually “in to” tea, they aren’t going to understand or appreciate what you’re offering them. To so many people out there: “tea” = Lipton’s. That’s what they grew up on… that’s what I grew up on. So, they don’t have the palate for something else. I’m not going to suggest that tea lovers possess a more “sophisticated” palate or any other such nonsense, because I don’t think that’s the case. I think it’s just that “we” (that is, tea enthusiasts) happen to be more in tune to the nuances of tea because we happen to love it.

I have some of this tea, but I haven’t yet tried it. I do look forward to trying it though, as I LOVE pineapple upside down cake!

Good luck on the move! I hope it all runs smoothly!

Nice review ooh I enjoy pineapple in tea. I should of bought some but it sold out my fault for putting off buying some lol.

my friends know i am nuts about tea, and will be forced to guest tea blog if they don’t take lipton! this keeps it to lipton for the people who don’t care, and very excited people who do care

@Erin thanks! I just realized I’ve been going through your tea a lot lately, haha.

@Rabs Oh it’s going to take another month or half a month before I’m finally settled. Who knew moving could be so hectic.

@LiberTEAS I think we just need to find the tea that really stands out so we can convert them! I’ve been trying to think of a good tea that could make a lipton lover, go woah, this is amazing!

@silvermage2000 Didn’t they just restock recently!?!? Frank does make some good honeybush teas. The raspberry danish isn’t bad either, a bit lighter. I have to really sit down with that one before I write up a log.

@AmazonV Haha, you know… now that I think about it… perhaps some lapsang souchong is necessary for those lipton lovers.