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“It’s a rare and wonderful thing to be truly fond of your workmates, and I am. One of them knows I had an especially challenging workweek last week, and ended it Friday by leaving a bag with two...” Read full tasting note
In the early days of western horticulture, the well romanticized Plant Hunters of the Victorian age created maps marking the plant life that could be found around the world. Closed off from the rest of the planet, China was marked simply “Here be Dragons” referring to the mysterious folk lure of mist-clad giant beasts and wildly imagined botanical treasures. In honor of China’s rich tea history, we created a Here be Dragons tea. It’s exotic sweetness, rich flavor, and alluring aroma will have you inspired for a new adventure!
Ingredients:
Chinese Green Tea Blend,
Mallow Flowers,
Natural & Artificial Flavors
It’s a rare and wonderful thing to be truly fond of your workmates, and I am. One of them knows I had an especially challenging workweek last week, and ended it Friday by leaving a bag with two lovely tins of Savoy on my desk. The problem is that the stinker chose to remain anonymous, so I don’t know whom to properly thank!
My sweet whomever made a couple of selections I normally wouldn’t have on my own, and here be one of ‘em. If it’s a dragon, it’s a tame one like Puff. (Or Piff. We love him.) The mallow flowers soften any vegetal sharpness in the green tea and the flavoring—mango, I believe—is juicy, not tangy, not fake. A perfect arrival at the outset of summer—this is going to be delicious on ice.
Aw, this does my heart good. I’m so happy you have good co-workers who show you love!
I am also a fan of Piff the Magic Dragon (and Mr. Piffles, of course).
Alita, that makes me want to go galumphing off to YouTube to find Fool Us videos. There have been a few nifty ones with teapots over the years.
I was unfamiliar with Piff and had a delightful little excursion into youtube.
Isn’t he delightful?
He is! I need to show Ashman!