Monday Tea Blogging

Sunday,
I drank some unusually good tea.  It was green tea, mostly,
with some added ingredients: young hyson and dragonwell teas, orange
peel, peppermint leaf, jasmine flowers, lemon verbena, marigold
flowers, blue malva flowers, and pineapple flavor.


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It was Revolution Tropical Green Tea.  The logo has the R in a
circle. like this:


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If you are curious, their website is here:
href="http://www.revolutiontea.com/index.html">http://www.revolutiontea.com/index.html




It is hard to know why I liked this tea so much.  Partly, it
is because of the complexity of the flavor, and the fact that it is a
little sweet without any added sugar.  Partly it is because I
was in the mood for that kind of a thing.



I am a little suspicious of the "added pineapple flavor," but I guess
it is not conceptually different than adding lemon to your tea.





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