Tea

I've found it's a bit of a teenage-girl cliche, but I really like tea.

My love for tea started when I was about 9, when I started drinking cups of tea regularly. My mum used to give me chamomile tea as a child a lot too. Since then it's just grown. I think partly living in a cold climate half the year and loving British TV shows has assisted.

I own a lot of tea.

My tea collection as of now consists of the following:

Black
Prince of Wales
Earl Grey
Green
Jasmine
ChaiPeppermint
Chamomile
Chamomile and Spearmint
Acai berry tea
Goji berry tea
Cranberry and Pomegranate
Sencha vanilla
Strawberrys and Cream  
Red Choc Mint
Turkish delight
Crazy Chilli Green Chai
Choc Chip Chai
Geisha Getaway

Currently I am love love loving the chai blend from Nerada (I've actually been to the Nerada tea farm in North Queensland - was heaven!), Geisha Getaway is my go-to green tea, and the acai berry tea makes me feel so clean and refreshed.  

The other day I was in T2 and tried their Toasty Nougat and it was amazing, so I think that's going to be a tea/tissane I purchase soon. I'd also like to get Just Rose, so I can try out some different combinations. I'm really not sure what the difference is between
 Irish and English breakfast, so I'll probably get some Irish Breakfast tea soon as well. I've had my eye on Melbourne Breakfast for a while now too, it sounds delicious, so I'll buy some of that next time I get the chance.

I really love tea. It's so warming and soothing. If I'm stressed, a hot cup of tea will always calm me down. If I'm sad, tea makes it bearable. If I'm happy, tea makes things even better. You can have it on your own, or with friends. It's just a wonderful thing.

The word tea is beginning to lose it's meaning, so I think that's a good time to wrap up this post.

If anyone ever reads this and is interested in reading some tea-reviews on any of the teas up there, let me know :) If not, I'll probably post tea-reviews on future teas anyway.

Happy brewing! xx