This tea contains organic hibiscus, organic rose hips, organic lemon verbena, organic purple tulsi, organic lemon myrtle and organic dandelion leaf. It's a refreshing herbal blend that tastes like a nice marriage of citrus and berries (from the rose hips, maybe), and I'm enjoying it as a lovely change from all the mint and oolong teas I've been sipping lately.
And in honor of the new "Victoria" series on PBS, I reached for a teacup I've neglected for a while, one I bought in the gift shop at Windsor Castle a few years ago. The pattern comes from a Minton dessert stand purchased by Queen Victoria at The Great Exhibition in 1851, and I think it's a dandy teacup to use for my "Victoria" viewing this winter!
That is a beautiful teacup, and is a dandy one to use with your new tea.
ReplyDeleteThat tea cup is lovely.
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Glad the tea tastes are good as it looks.
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect cup to sip from when watching Victoria. Isn't it fun to bring home a teacup for a souvenir? I have two gorgeous ones from two different trips to the Kensington palace. I love them both.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tea and absolutely stunning teacup.
ReplyDeleteSo happy to see you featuring Divinitea! They are fantastic folks with fantastic teas!
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