I can’t remember if I bought this in Chicago, or if I bought it at some random shop over the summer. Whenever I bought it, it was such a good choice.
Sometimes I just want a black tea later in the evening. This one is perfect.
With milk, as always.
YES. I went to Chicago, where there’s an Adagio and a TeaG, and I BOUGHT NO TEA.
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Bought no tea?! That was either a huge missed opportunity or you have a super power to resit tea buying temptation! LOL!
that’s happened to me the past 2 trips :(
Ehhhh, I just wasn’t feeling it. I almost bought the white tea and blueberry Tardis blend, but it was over $30 Canadian. In TeaG, there were only a couple staff members and they were busy and not acknowledging anyone wandering into the store.
Ehhhh, I just wasn’t feeling it. I almost bought the white tea and blueberry Tardis blend, but it was over $30 Canadian. In TeaG, there were only a couple staff members and they were busy and not acknowledging anyone wandering into the store.
Ignoring customers is irritating. That is the experience I had at Harney & Sons in NYC. :/
I find that a lot of people who work in customer service don’t acknowledge the people who come in when they’re already helping someone. When staff who are busy look up and nod, or say hello, it adds to the experience and I’m more likely to go back.
Bought no tea?! That was either a huge missed opportunity or you have a super power to resit tea buying temptation! LOL!
that’s happened to me the past 2 trips :(
Ehhhh, I just wasn’t feeling it. I almost bought the white tea and blueberry Tardis blend, but it was over $30 Canadian. In TeaG, there were only a couple staff members and they were busy and not acknowledging anyone wandering into the store.
Ehhhh, I just wasn’t feeling it. I almost bought the white tea and blueberry Tardis blend, but it was over $30 Canadian. In TeaG, there were only a couple staff members and they were busy and not acknowledging anyone wandering into the store.
Ignoring customers is irritating. That is the experience I had at Harney & Sons in NYC. :/
I find that a lot of people who work in customer service don’t acknowledge the people who come in when they’re already helping someone. When staff who are busy look up and nod, or say hello, it adds to the experience and I’m more likely to go back.