Mike: Teatulia tea is sending us love all the way from Bangladesh. We recommend you stop by their site and check out what’s good with this pretty unique tea brand.
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Mike: Don’t be fooled by the twist in the name. I’m sure you all thought this was a never-before-seent tea from Teatulia Tea Company (which was gracious enough to send us a bunch of samples) but reallyEarl of Bengal = Earl grey tea with little discernable difference.
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Dax: Teatulia tea is solid. Standard brown-baggin package with a loose tea filling that send a heaping of aroma direct to the nose. I found it refreshing that this was simply named Teatulia Black Tea
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Dax: Looks like we are brown-baggin it today as another LeafSpa organic loose tea hits the table. Named Dunsandle Black Tea, this teasan tool has me stumped on what Dunsandle really is.
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Dax: A LeafSpa tea review that just did not sit well with me; Blink Bonnie green tea is not steep worthy. I was first confused by the smell of thisorganic green tea from LeafSpa,
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Mike: Over the year that we’ve been around,Republic of Tea has been one of the most commonly requested tea for review and for good reason:
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Dax: California Tea House seems to be hitting a key demographic of tea drinkers with their Silver Neede White Tea. Actually, before I get into thisCalifornia Tea House review, big ups to those folks for their samples.
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Mike: Everyone knows monkeys pick the best things. Are bananas not awesome? Was the princess Donkey/King Kong kidnapped not hot?
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Mike: Hojicha tea is normally not my favorite type of tea but Republic of Tea Hojicha is an elbow from the sky.
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Dax: Rosamonte Yerba Mate takes me back to the serenity of Buenos Aires. Skating with all the homies, relaxing in the city, passin the ol’ mate gourd around: enriching and nourishing.
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