Milk oolongs is one of the first Taiwanese oolongs I ever tried, after Tieguanyin. So, it has a fond place in my heart and I am always excited to try a new one!
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Despite being a very classic tea, I have to admit, I have only had Bi Luo Chun (means “green snail spring”) a few times. So, when I saw it on the DAVIDsTEA website, I decided to give it a try!
Monthly subscription boxes are my Achilles’ heel. I love the idea of getting a surprise package with all sorts of new teas to test out! So, I was pretty excited when Field to Cup reached out to me! Therefore, I wanted to share the box with my readers, so I am partnering with them for my 4-year Blogiversary giveaway!
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When I first smelled this at the D by Daniel shop, it had a rich smell of vanilla and coconut. What’s not to love?
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Blogger Pass Provided for Review
This is the third year that I’ve been to the Toronto Tea Festival and there is still always new things to learn and familiar faces to see! I love doing a recap of this event because it gives me a chance to reflect.
Sticky rice is a nostalgic food for me! I remember getting sticky rice wrapped in lotus leaves at dim sum as a child. Therefore, I knew that I had to pick this up right away!
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I’m always on a quest to learn more about tea. A great way is through flights and comparing teas. So, when I saw a blind tea tasting Kickstarter campaign, I was in!
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Tea received at a discount for review
When I see chocolate blends, I admit, it is hard for me to resist and this was no exception!
I still remember reading about Daniel and Renata serving this blend to Prince Charles! That piqued my interest because if it is good enough for a prince, it is good enough for me!
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One type of tea making I always admire is hand-rolling. While some teas have leaves which are small and round, I loved the natural and oblong shape of the ones in this tea!