Have you ever heard of Mighty Leaf Tea? I first learned of it when my sister gave me some for Christmas several years ago. These were the first silken teabags I'd ever come across, and I was (and am) quite impressed with their design and especially their flavor.
Mighty Leaf has just sent two samples each of two new flavors. They include Organic Green Dragon ("delicately pan-fired, these smooth highest-grade China Longjing green tea leaves brew a nutty and buttery cup") and Organic Detox Infusion ("a luscious detoxifying herbal infusion highlighted by clean notes of mint and basil. A spa retreat in a cup.") I'd love to share two of the samples with a reader of this blog. So, anyone who comments today and says "count me in," or something to that effect, will be eligible to win this mini-giveaway, which *might* include another goodie or two as well.
And if you're the winner, would you kindly e-mail me your thoughts on the new teas, good or bad? Then I'll post both of our reviews of the new flavors. If there's interest, maybe we'll even make this a regular feature!
I'm a new reader - just found your blog about a week ago. I'm afraid I'm hopelessly addicted to tea, especially trying new ones. So, please count me in!
ReplyDeleteAlways willing to try a new tea.
ReplyDeleteLove the blog! First one I read each day.
I'm not familiar with Mighty Leaf Tea, but I have tried other brands with silken teabags. One of my favorites is Revolution Dragon Eye Ooolong in square silken bags. Lately I have been trying to find some green teas that I really like and drink less black and more green tea.
ReplyDeleteThe tea review idea sounds interesting. Please include me in your giveaway. Thanks, Angela.
Can I win twice? Count me in if I can.
ReplyDeleteWould love to try the detox.
I would be thrilled to try these teas.... it is so thoughtful of you to share! I like the idea of reviews. Please count me in!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
I make a big pot of tea every morning, and I make my own "blend." Each day's pot is slightly different, depending on the teas I blend in, but each is always primarily 2/3 green tea, which I like for all the health benefits it offers. I've tried many brands of green tea, but have not heard of the one you mentioned, so of course, I would love to test that one out for you and everyone else, to see how it compares with the green teas I'm familiar with. Count me in!
ReplyDeleteSilken tea bags... how intriguing...
ReplyDeleteOh, and "count me in" as well! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm always down for some tea. Count me in.
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