Summit Spice and Tea

Origin: Sri Lanka
Leaf: Broken auburn/brown leaves of uniform size
Flavor: Medium-bodied, slightly bitter, citrus rind flavor.

Origin: Eastern Indian Highlands
Leaf: Brownish green with silver tips
Flavor: Light for a Darjeeling, less bite at the end of a sip, dull citrus flavor throughout cup.

I popped into my local tea shop for a quick cup of something hot, even though the temperatures were skyrocketing into the 80’s already. After much deliberation between the black coconut tea and the green coconut, I decided to go with the latter. It was a good choice, and I am already scheming ways to obtain more for my stash. The tea was buttery, vegetal, and very coconut-y. Mmmm. A perfect summer treat.

My mom got me some of this for Christmas and I’m surprised I’ve managed to restrain myself from drinking it all at once. This is a perfect combination of crisp green tea blended with splashes of sweet, juicy blueberry. I’m definitely going to be stocking up for iced tea this summer! YUM!!

This tea was a pleasant surprise. The description on the packet makes it sound like this will wake you up. It does! The best comparison I can give is that it tastes like drinking black tea while eating a hot tamale candy. It even leaves a little bit of a bite in your throat when you’ve swallowed it. Very tasty and it definitely made me wake up in the morning.

Received a packet as a Christmas gift. The flavor is perfect for the holiday season…just seems to fit perfectly with it’s flavor. Delicious.

Vanilla Sunrise reminds me a lot of the Stash Black Tea Peach tea although with some additional enhancements. I find it very refreshing and I usually drink it with a tad of milk in it (just habit of mine although it’s fine without milk).

very tasty and strong tea, I prepared with heated half & half for bonus delicious!

A blend from a local Anchorage, Alaskan company. It’s a perfect blend of not only jasmine and rose but of black and green tea as well. How I miss this tea shop!