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“It’s windy and grim outside and I’ve been bingewatching The Office all day and I’m going to go to sleep weirdly early and I have to get up and write all day tomorrow if I’m going to get this short...” Read full tasting note
Plucky and warm, Jo Grant is just the kind of person you want on your side when things start to go a little bit sci-fi. She may not have the vast intellect of a genius scientist, but she more than makes up for it in heart. Sprightly breakfast tea and sweet apple combines with a touch of warm spice in this blend, just the sort of thing you need to resist alien mind control, or escape from a space prison. A Doctor Who blend.
Created by: Sami Kelsh
Ingredients: ceylon sonata, black tea, apple pieces, rose hips, hibiscus, cinnamon, ginger, cardamom, orange, cloves, natural apple flavor & natural cinnamon flavor, cinnamon spice
Steeping Instructions: Steep at 212° for 4 minutes.
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It’s windy and grim outside and I’ve been bingewatching The Office all day and I’m going to go to sleep weirdly early and I have to get up and write all day tomorrow if I’m going to get this short story done ahead of the deadline.
I genuinely believe that if I get this story done, it’s the kind of pretentious and weird drivel that will find itself on at least one women in fiction 101 syllabus. And that’s a good 60 or so students who will have to buy my story. YESSSSSSSSS.
It really is impossible not to love Jo Grant. This tea is sweet, spirited, and warm, just like Jo herself. The fragrance of the leaves begins with sweet, juicy apple, soon joined by cinnamon and spice. In the cup, it really does smell like a gently spiced apple crumble. It holds a natural hint of sweetness on its own, but stands up beautifully to a spoonful or two of sugar as well. The apple and spice are perfectly balanced. The texture is crisp and juicy, with vibrant, slightly buzzy notes of cinnamon and ginger. A very loveable tea, and just the thing when you could use a warm hug of sunshine on a dreary day.
