Ahhhhh – how true. Today’s tea of choice was a delicious little number I picked up from tributeteacompany.com called “green smile” (or, more precisely, “hari muskan”) from the Nilgiri Hills region of India. My first impression was the fragrance of ripe, sweet apricots when I opened the pouch. It brews into a pale yellow/green color and is subtle but completely enjoyable. And, not to ruin it for you, but, the leaves are hand rolled to resemble actual smiles. I don’t see it on tribute tea company’s website any more but if you want to try this tea, you might want to email them to see if more will be arriving.
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Ahhhh, thanks for your patience — It’s up on the site now and I’m sipping some as we speak. Not for the faint of heart, this leaf has a lasting kick! (great to replace coffee we hope)
http://tributeteacompany.com/collections/loose-tea-green/products/new-2014-green-smile
Ahhhh, thanks for your patience — It’s up on the site now and I’m sipping some as we speak. Not for the faint of heart, this leaf has a lasting kick! (great to replace coffee we hope)
http://tributeteacompany.com/collections/loose-tea-green/products/new-2014-green-smile