Tazo

Yesterday, with soy, but not noting it until now.

With soymilk. It’s my favorite Starbucks drink.

This was iced in my fridge and after working in a small room all day with many computers and no air conditioner, this tea suddenly seems incredibly amazing just because it is cold and refreshing! And it tastes great too!

Had this yesterday in sweetened “shaken green iced tea” form at Starbucks. Quite possibly the worst iced green tea I’ve ever had.

Incredibly awful, at least it was hot, reminiscent of hot cough syrup. Very strong flavor was a little much for me.
On the plus side, it is a really cool color. Perhaps it would be better iced.

this is my most favorite tea

Had it, iced, from Starbucks. I needed the refreshment.

just spilled a mug of this on myself at work.
luckily it had cooled off.
still yummy.

made a hot cup at work in an attempt to relax… just might have done the trick! :)

My go-to tea while I’m at work! Iced in the summer, or nice and warm when I’m needing that calm cozy feeling. The lemon and spearmint perk my cup up nicely without being obnoxious- a welcome change from downing cheap coffee all morning. (Can I say that on a tea site?)

I liked this one, it was very mild, but had a pleasant taste and smell. I guess I usually prefer my teas a little stronger. Maybe I’ll let it steep more next time.

Had this at Starbucks on Tuesday, made with soy milk. It smelled heavenly and tasted delicious. It was warm and comfy and made me hug the cup to me as I drank it.

I really like the orange in this tea. it was nice for a change of pace but not something I would drink everyday.

I adore most black teas, but I think this one is my favorite. Just add a little bit of sugar and you’re good to go. :) I adore the boldness of flavor.

For 4/26 I drank China Green Tips in the morning. Snow Leopard though out the day, and Tropical Jasmine with Dinner.

Started off the Morning with 2 cups, and through the afternoon with 3 more cups. I’m gonna’ need another couple of boxes

I’m really liking this in the morning, to start of the day with.

“Let me say to you that whatever nation and culture you come from, and whatever traditions you embrace, I hope that your journey in life will be filled with joy. But no matter how or where you follow your path, don’t forget to take tea!” Brother Joseph Keenan

Nice Tea, when I can’t take the proper time to use yixing ware or a gaiwan