A sipdown! (M: 2, Y: 30)
An office tea is gone. I just used very last bag in my mug today and I am sad. This was, considering it’s a tea bag, great Earl Grey. Nice level of citrusy notes, great and robust tea base from Rwanda. Yes, two minutes steep is sufficient.
Now, I need to get plain Rwandan tea to try that too.
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Have you tried any Tanzanian tea? A colleague brought some (plain black tea in bags) and it was tasty. And Harney sells a black looseleaf Assamica grown in Colombia, which was decent, too! At some point I’ll make an order from the startup in Mississippi (USA) which also has a well-tended fb page.
I don’t think so! Getting decent african teas is quite hard. And if I ever make order from What-cha again; it means customs fees and duties, which is, quite annoying.
I will put some African teas in the TTB :)
Have you tried any Tanzanian tea? A colleague brought some (plain black tea in bags) and it was tasty. And Harney sells a black looseleaf Assamica grown in Colombia, which was decent, too! At some point I’ll make an order from the startup in Mississippi (USA) which also has a well-tended fb page.
I don’t think so! Getting decent african teas is quite hard. And if I ever make order from What-cha again; it means customs fees and duties, which is, quite annoying.
I will put some African teas in the TTB :)