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I have successfully not yet ever purchased from teavana haha
You can always pass along/sell whatever I sent. There is a lot there so if you don’t love it, you shouldn’t force yourself to drink it.
Yeah, there’s hardly any tea in this one. There’s lots of mate, so at least it’s caffeinated! :)
Oh sure, Sil, just rub it in like you’re SO MUCH BETTER than us. :P
And VariaTEA, I’ve already drank half so I don’t mind it! It’s just not mind blowing, but it is nice for a wake me up on the bus. Something good that I can smell. I don’t like drinking al ot of teas in a travel mug, but this one works well enough.
:P Poor tea-deprived-tea.
Cavo…haha hardly “better” just less gullible maybe teasing
Oh, sure, I’m totally gullible. Don’t mind me, I’m just gonna drop $100 at Davids because THIS TIME I won’t be disappointed. :P
(I’ve learned a few lessons) Also I’ve only spent $40 at Teavana in my history of tea!
haha 40 isn’t bad :)
The secret is to get them separated. Or get a worker who is willing to put heavier maharaja then samurai chai in when mixing to make it taste correct. Otherwise you get too much samurai chai (sorry, this comment is probably coming a little too late). But if you do it you’ll see a huuuuuuuuuge difference. :D
I have successfully not yet ever purchased from teavana haha
You can always pass along/sell whatever I sent. There is a lot there so if you don’t love it, you shouldn’t force yourself to drink it.
Yeah, there’s hardly any tea in this one. There’s lots of mate, so at least it’s caffeinated! :)
Oh sure, Sil, just rub it in like you’re SO MUCH BETTER than us. :P
And VariaTEA, I’ve already drank half so I don’t mind it! It’s just not mind blowing, but it is nice for a wake me up on the bus. Something good that I can smell. I don’t like drinking al ot of teas in a travel mug, but this one works well enough.
:P Poor tea-deprived-tea.
Cavo…haha hardly “better” just less gullible maybe teasing
Oh, sure, I’m totally gullible. Don’t mind me, I’m just gonna drop $100 at Davids because THIS TIME I won’t be disappointed. :P
(I’ve learned a few lessons) Also I’ve only spent $40 at Teavana in my history of tea!
haha 40 isn’t bad :)
The secret is to get them separated. Or get a worker who is willing to put heavier maharaja then samurai chai in when mixing to make it taste correct. Otherwise you get too much samurai chai (sorry, this comment is probably coming a little too late). But if you do it you’ll see a huuuuuuuuuge difference. :D