Speaking of tea, one of my all time favorite teas is vanilla nut creme tea by Stash. Stash is one of my favorite brands of tea. This vanilla nut creme tea is very aromatic and smells delicious. A lot of teas out there tend to have fruity flavors, which I also like, but it is nice to have a tea that is not fruity and is more like drinking a latte. The flavor of this tea is smooth and nutty with just the right hint of vanilla. It is suggested that you add milk and sugar but I have not done that yet. I love drinking it straight just the way it is without adding anything to it. A few people gave this tea really horrible reviews on amazon. I cannot even remotely understand their conclusions about this tea, but I guess it is a matter of different strokes for different folks. I love this tea! This tea is great with dessert as well.
All of the teas that I purchase are decaf. I never drink tea unless it is decaffeinated.
As the title of this post says, I love tea. I have been a tea drinker my whole life. I love hot tea and iced tea. Every Sunday I make a jug of iced tea with fresh lemon juice and sugar. It lasts me for most of the week.
Heath & Heather is a company based in the United Kingdom and established in 1920. Their teas are 100% kosher. Heath & Heather also has a range of teas that are certified organic. The teas that I enjoy by Heath & Heather are Pomegranate, Lemon & Ginger and Rosehip.
Heath & Heather teas come in many other flavors.
Stash Tea is based in America in the state of Oregon. Stash was founded in 1972 and is one of the largest specialty tea companies in the USA. One of Stash's core beliefs is creating top quality teas that are 100% natural ingredients that are healthy and great tasting. Stash Teas are very flavorful and delicious. Some of my favorite include wild raspberry hibiscus, white peach oolong, vanilla nut creme, mango passionfruit, chocolate hazelnut, lemon giner, peach, pomerganate raspberry and pumpkin spice.
Small Farmers Big Change is a coop of small farmersdedicated to producing organic teas, coffee, chocolate and other foods. So far I have only tried their organic chai tea. SFBC has other organic teas such as green teas, darjeerling, rooibos, black tea, earl grey, peppermint, and chamomile. You can purchase SFBC teas and other products at
When it comes to plain decaffeinated green tea I stick to Salada brand. Purchasing the Salada 40 tea bag box is very economical since green tea is mostly what I use to make iced tea every week. I do not hestitate to make iced tea using specialty tea flavors such as peach, pumpkin spice and orange spice. You can use just about any specialty tea flavor to make iced tea. If you are a lover of tea like I am I encourage you to try your favorite flavors for iced tea.
