Today was very funny in that I was being an absent minded professor. I went to pick up my mug & found it empty. I had not gone to prepare my tea today. Must have too much on my mind. =) So, I waited until the afternoon to try this Teas’ Tea.
Bottle number four for Teas’ Tea by Ito En. I’ve found heaven. LOL I’m smacking my lips saying ‘oh yeah’. This is a class act of ice teas. You are wanting more after tasting this.
The citrus is not too much and the sweetness is low key that could handle an additional kick. But not too much otherwise you might pucker you lips. Yes, I could call this an Earl Gary type ice tea. I’m thinking about getting a bunch of my friends and ordering a case =).
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Like most everyone I started out drinking Lipton tea. On a trip back to my home state of Oregon, I discovered Stash Tea Company. I liked them because they were from my home state and the flavors that I found. =) On a trip to Paris, France, I stopped by Mariage Freres. I had my “Ahhh” moment. The gentleman asked what I liked – at the time Earl Grey. My eyes went wide when he picked up this barrel of tea & shook it, opened the lid and said smell. I was in love. My first taste of loose leaf tea was Imperial Earl Grey. I took a break from tea but continued to drink Stash Tea.
Another door to explore opened with the discovery of Jane Pettigrew’s The Tea Companion: A Connoisseur’s Guide. I started marking off the teas I tasted in her book. I have purchased other tea books as well but Jane’s book has been the one I have always returned to for teas. I had the pleasure of picking up Jane’s new updated version of the book at the World Tea Expo. I look forward to tasting more teas. =)
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You know, I pick up an empty cup at least once a day. Most of the times I just forget that I finished the cup, but sometimes it is just a clean, empty cup.
mrawlins2 Me cup was very clean & smelled of fresh soap! :D