My friend Stacey (who brought me that fabulous red necklace from Africa) gave me a tin of this tea and, ohmygosh, I absolutely love it. Starbucks was making a latte with it over the summer and it was fantastic (are they still making it? I'll go down and have one right this minute if they are).
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I love me some red tea! I'll have to try this, but usually I just like it plain, which is hard to find. Full of good things, too.
Posted by: Pearl | November 18, 2010 at 06:30 AM