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TeaUpdate

Hey subscribers. I'm just giving everyone an update on what I plan on doing soon regarding teas. This morning, I ordered a lot of tea for next Tuesday. I'm excited to review these teas because their descriptions sound great.

Keemun Rhapsody is a black tea with a chocolate-like taste.
Valentines is a blend of some black tea with chocolate covered strawberries.
Jasmine #12 is the highest rated oolong tea and one of the more expensive teas out there.
White Symphony is an "improved" version of the White Peony, that I really love.
Genmai Cha is green tea mixed with popped rice and popcorn.
Rooibos is an alternative to other teas out there. When brewed, the cup of tea has a reddish hue to it.
Honeybush Orange excited me because it's new. I love eating oranges and I'd like to see if this would make my day.

I also came up with a new idea yesterday. I've decided to review teas from coffee shops and fast food places that sell tea on the side if I ever encounter them. I tried some teas yesterday and I wasn't too pleased, but I'll post my review on them anyways.

I still have teas I haven't reviewed from my last update. There's so much more to post here. I also thank you guys for giving me some comments and feedback posts. I really appreciate it… and if you're just a simple reader, you should comment. I enjoy reading any feedback.

Coming Soon

Hello ya'll. This will be just a little update coming from me about tea reviews and most likely tea accessory reviews coming soon. I'm really thinking about making video reviews because Adagio.com recently started to have their own tea guy (I think he said he was from Revision3) review teas on Adagio TeaV. I thought he did an okay job. It's still a relatively new podcast by Adagio and I'd like to see improvements on the long run.

So anyways, I got a bunch of teas coming in either on Tuesday or Wednesday. However, I'm going to return to reviewing teas when I get my Adagio Utilitea Kettle because I want to get the absolute perfect temperature for my teas to enhance my tasting experience (I'm so excited, haha). But before that happens, I'll review the Adagio Personalitea teapot that I had for close to three weeks and these tea infusers or "tea bags" to put in your loose teas.

So here's what I'll review in the future:
Paper Filters (Teaware)
PersonaliTEA (Teaware)
White Peony (White)
Silver Needle (White)
Masala Chai (Flavor)
White Peach (White)
Apricot Green (Green)
Peppermint (Herbal)
Bearonica's Berry Zinger (Blend)

Look forward to that, haha. I'm definitely going to be making a huge set of purchases from each tea type until I find what I really like. However, there will always be new blends to try out, so I might just be spending my lifetime on Adagio teas, haha. The Birthday Tea sounds amazing.