Autumn Tea has arrived in my cup once more.
A small adventure to World Market/Cost Plus after yesterday's post
brought some Autumn teas into the house.
Oh yes! I do enjoy a nice Autumn tea.
My favorite all time tea no matter what time of the year is Yunnan Gold.
I am not a huge fan of flavored tea, but every once in the while I need to expand and taste.
What I found was:
First, Republic of Tea Pumpkin Ginger, the scent was totally delicious. I thoroughly enjoyed it for a smooth, flavored black tea for Autumn, but then I have a weakness for Pumpkin Spice when I buy chai at Starbucks in the Autumn.
Second, Republic of Tea Hot Apple Cider, it had a nice smooth flavor also, but lighter with a back note of a tangy apple. My husband should like this one as it is a caffeine free herbal.
Third, Twining's Pumpkin Spice Chai, the scent was good, but didn't knock your socks off like the first tea. I am thoroughly enjoying the pumpkin spice, not to overbearing black tea. It is good with a splash of milk.
Last year for Autumn I had Harney & Sons Cranberry Autumn. It was good, but a bit too much tangy tartness for me.
So if you are looking for an Autumn tea check out the above and enjoy a cup of tea this weekend.
Thanks to each of you that left suggestions, I am still exploring.
Happy Tea drinking weekend to you all!
A small adventure to World Market/Cost Plus after yesterday's post
brought some Autumn teas into the house.
Oh yes! I do enjoy a nice Autumn tea.
My favorite all time tea no matter what time of the year is Yunnan Gold.
I am not a huge fan of flavored tea, but every once in the while I need to expand and taste.
What I found was:
First, Republic of Tea Pumpkin Ginger, the scent was totally delicious. I thoroughly enjoyed it for a smooth, flavored black tea for Autumn, but then I have a weakness for Pumpkin Spice when I buy chai at Starbucks in the Autumn.
Second, Republic of Tea Hot Apple Cider, it had a nice smooth flavor also, but lighter with a back note of a tangy apple. My husband should like this one as it is a caffeine free herbal.
Third, Twining's Pumpkin Spice Chai, the scent was good, but didn't knock your socks off like the first tea. I am thoroughly enjoying the pumpkin spice, not to overbearing black tea. It is good with a splash of milk.
Last year for Autumn I had Harney & Sons Cranberry Autumn. It was good, but a bit too much tangy tartness for me.
So if you are looking for an Autumn tea check out the above and enjoy a cup of tea this weekend.
Thanks to each of you that left suggestions, I am still exploring.
Happy Tea drinking weekend to you all!
Think I'd better go look through my stash of tea. I'm sure I have a wonderful autumn tea in there somewhere! Your new teas sound wonderful!
ReplyDelete~Adrienne~
Everything looks beautiful and sounds yummy! Plain black is my preferred tea as well --- but autumn tea blends are nice for variety.
ReplyDeleteI love spicey and fruity teas. Last night, we went out to dinner and had Clementine Comment made by Bigelow. It was very good, am going to buy some a my husband really loved it. So many of the ones you listed sound very good to me also.
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ReplyDeleteAgree with you a good chai is hard to find but yum the Pumpkin Ginger combination sounds tasty option.
New flavours are a fun way to celebrate the change of seasons.
My husband loves fruity tea while I drink pure oolong every day. I would love some ginger tea now ;-)
ReplyDeleteok my friend...I am such an autumn tea drinker...and do I have some yummy ones for you...please email me your address...I sooo want to send you a few of my favourites. xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteI think Republic of Teas are excellent! The flavors are wonderful and strong!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy the same teas all year - black teas like Darjeeling, English breakfast, Earl Grey - just changing the tea sandwiches and treats to suit the season. And the table setting. LOVE your cup and saucer in the Twinings chai photo!
ReplyDeleteWelcome autumn!
ReplyDeleteIt's tea weather in the south of France as well! My favorite is Marie Antoinette from Laduree.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your greenhouse and the dinner you showed photographs of looks like a dream!
Simone
All of these sounds delicious drinks for colder weather... The pumpkin spice teas are especially calling me. I love anything spicy generally, but love pumpkin anything too! I imagine tea testing & tasting is very good work while waiting for grand-baby to be born. ;o) Happy Week, Marilyn ((HUGS))
ReplyDeleteI'll have to look for that Twinings tea!
ReplyDeletePumpkin Ginger sounds really yummy! Will look for some, thanks!
ReplyDeletePumpkin Ginger -- gotta have it! Thanks for your recommendations. But I think I just found my new tea!
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