Throughout this blog you will find:
- recommendations for teas
- tips on how to avoid getting pieces of tea leaves in your cup
- information on which tea infusers work the best
- the best teas and tea accessories to buy people as gifts
- many corny tea puns
- and much more
One of the David's Tea signs at their store |
I welcome and encourage recommendations for new teas and tea stores. If you have any questions or comments please feel free to email me or post a comment.
I do not drink tea but it seems like something I'd enjoy if I did. Looking forward to reading more about this. Plus I've got to lay off the coffee it's keeping me up all night.
ReplyDeleteI hope you get inspired to buy some tea, Jon!
DeleteLast time I'm trying to drink more green tea instead of coffee, and it really works! Also I like to try different kinds of herbal tea - I'm interested to know your opinion about that too!
ReplyDeleteI love green tea and herbal teas! I would recommend Forever Nuts from David's Tea, or Cococaramel Sea Salt from Teavana.
DeleteI am really excited to read more about tea.I usually only drink green tea, but I would love to try new tea types. I hope after reading your blog I will become more interested in tea
ReplyDeleteThanks, I hope you'll become more interested in tea too!
DeleteYou need to try the tea at the East African Cafe in Kitchener!
ReplyDeleteI will put that on my list. Thanks, Sarah!
DeleteSince I'm not a coffee drinker, I live off tea! I am always looking for new ones to try. I am looking forward to reading your post!
ReplyDeleteThanks, I hope I can give you suggestions for something different to try then!
DeleteI absolutely love David's Tea! It is definitely a dangerous place to visit - I always end up buying too much. Excited to hear about your recommendations, as I am always looking for new flavours to try.
ReplyDeleteI completely understand, it can definitely be a dangerous place to visit for tea lovers!
DeleteCongrats on your first blog post. Thanks for sharing. I found this very punny! I'm looking forward to your tea insights and humour.
ReplyDeleteIndia is one of the largest exporter of tea and in Asian culture tea is a really key ingredient of socializing so I am glad to see someone blogging about tea.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Meryl Steep.. Lol
Love me some tea.
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