thank you Alice This was one of the teas that Alice sent my way in our swap. I opted to try this one first out of the bunch she sent me because it was a nice small sample – i suspect this is how T2 sends samples with their orders. I’ve also never had wattleseed ever.
I really like this Alice! It’s an interesting blend that reminds me almost of waffles, though i’m not entirely sure if that’s because wattle and waffle look similar or it’s from the cinnamon and wattle seed. There’s a baked good sort of quality about this while still holding on to it’s black tea base. It’s not baked good like brioche for example..it’s that hint of bread like goodness. Overall quite pleased with this one! thanks alice!
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Waffles, yum!
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Woo good to know. I almost bought a whole box so I could try it myself but then the sales person offered to give me a take home sample so I went with that. Maybe I should buy a box. It looks to me like they use an Australian black tea base too.
T2 were bought out by unilever about a month ago so they might find their way to the US soon, who knows!
Oops forgot that you are in Canada and not the US, they might turn up in Canada too who knows. They are an interesting brand with really sleek packaging and stores. I could see them being popular internationally.
Even if they managed to expand to the US that would be good enough :)
Waffles, yum!
:)
Woo good to know. I almost bought a whole box so I could try it myself but then the sales person offered to give me a take home sample so I went with that. Maybe I should buy a box. It looks to me like they use an Australian black tea base too.
T2 were bought out by unilever about a month ago so they might find their way to the US soon, who knows!
Oops forgot that you are in Canada and not the US, they might turn up in Canada too who knows. They are an interesting brand with really sleek packaging and stores. I could see them being popular internationally.
Even if they managed to expand to the US that would be good enough :)