I purchased this after trying it at Phoenix’es “Teattle” shop. It was – without much exaggeration – one of the most unique teas I’ve come across. I’m still hard-pressed to define it, but I do my darnedest here…and explain how it makes me feel like a bit of a “tea hipster” – an old one at that: http://lazyliteratus.teatra.de/2012/05/08/youve-probably-never-heard-of-this-tea-before/
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AS always, an interesting review.
Thanks. That’s what I aim for.
Am I wrong or have you been posting sporadically lately?
I will confess, I’ve been incredibly sporadic.
My sister lives in Eugene
I know it. There’s a nifty teashop called “J-Tea” out there that I have yet to venture to.
Have you ever been to the Stash shop in Tigard?
All the time.
My sisters has lived in OR 3 or is it 4 years and she has never been to Stash. What about Tao of Tea? I think that would be my first choice.
The good ol’ Tao of Tea was my first jaunt into loose leaf teas.
I always enjoy your reviews….
Thank ya. I always get a kick outta yours as well.
AS always, an interesting review.
Thanks. That’s what I aim for.
Am I wrong or have you been posting sporadically lately?
I will confess, I’ve been incredibly sporadic.
My sister lives in Eugene
I know it. There’s a nifty teashop called “J-Tea” out there that I have yet to venture to.
Have you ever been to the Stash shop in Tigard?
All the time.
My sisters has lived in OR 3 or is it 4 years and she has never been to Stash. What about Tao of Tea? I think that would be my first choice.
The good ol’ Tao of Tea was my first jaunt into loose leaf teas.
I always enjoy your reviews….
Thank ya. I always get a kick outta yours as well.