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It’s hard to be certain, but I believe that one of the mints in the medley may be peppermint. Supposedly, vermin hate the smell of mint. I hope that this tea is able to keep my mouth free of ants and mice.

Somewhat off-topic, but when I was a very young boy, my friends and I wrote a very dirty song relating to G. I. Joe, the title of and lyrics to which were, “Naked Lady Jaye! Naked Lady Jaye!”

This is a good tea for really chill cats like myself. I also had some last night.

Zing! Whack! Kapow! Blammo! Thud!

It’s weird how many places you find Harney & Sons tins lately… I am thinking particularly of the impulse buy sections of Barnes & Noble stores.

Breakfast tea for breakfast time.

A fine tea for the price. It would be nice to always drink fancy tea, but sometimes one must suck it and drink an economical tea, in which department this tea is. I wonder what real world brand it is behind the anonymity of the Trader Joe’s mask!

This is good summertime drinking for classy ladies and even for humble gentlemen like myself.

I first encountered the Swee-Touch-Nee brand in a hospital, and then found it in a friend’s house immediately after being discharged from the hospital. I am back in the same house, and had a cup of this naturally mostly decaffeinated Swee-Touch-Nee tea. It’s certainly drinkable, although not really remarkable. It’s a blend of Pekoe teas. If it has any qualities to mark it as better or worse than totally generic office breakroom black tea, I am unable to perceive them.

Steeping three to eight minutes is a very vague instruction. I suppose I need to cultivate my white tea brewing skills. I suppose we ALL need to cultivate our white tea brewing skills. Life is funny some times.