I actually stumbled onto it by accident at the tea shoppe. As I was checking out, I glanced down at the counter and saw the listing of the new and featured teas, most of which I'd sampled and looked at already. Then something caught my eye.
"Hibiscus?" I asked, looking up at the Tea-Crack-Dealer. "I didn't see that on the shelf?"
She shifted her eyes and smirked, conspiratorially. "I've got it back here, behind the counter." She leaned down and pulled out a silver canister, removing the lid and sliding it my way as if she were sliding a bag of priceless diamonds. "Take a look. Smell it. I can brew you a sample, if you like?"
See, my friends? That's how they hook you. They show you the good stuff, offer you a sample, and then you're a prisoner for life.
But just LOOK at this amazing, beautiful tea?
Yes, that is my hand. |
My garden is in full bloom, too. Look! They match! D'awww. |
Tea of the Day: Organic Hibiscus
Teatime Topic: Everyone has a Learn-To List, even if it's not written down on paper. Tell me about something that you want to learn. Cook? Run a marathon? Knit? Paint? Speak a new language? And, what's stopping you from learning it?
Mmm, one of my favorite restaurants when I lived in colorado served iced hibiscus tea. Man, I miss that place.
ReplyDeleteI can cook, sew, knit(ish) etc. I really just want the time to do more of those things and practice them!
mmm...a good tea is a bit of a rarity. You must speak to me of the crack tea dealer at some point.
ReplyDeleteTea crack dealer. Too funny. My son was 'making tea' last night. It was cookie tea. He might have something there.
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