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Isserly drank Strawberry Rhubarb Parfait by DAVIDsTEA

An anytime tea

I enjoy the tea for its versatility. It’s not heavy nor it is too light. It’s just perfect for any day, any occasion.

One of those get up and go anywhere tea, just beckoning you to take it along on an adventure and explore something beautiful today, even if it just errands.

Books recommended to go with this tea are: Girl with a Pearl Earring by Tracy Chevalier, Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine, The Annunciation of Francesca Dunn by Janis Hallowell.

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Tea time and not so dainty etiquette with shameless self promotion.

I have recently been drinking tea, and lots of it. 

It came about by my slight curiosity in it and then expanded into learning about it, and still expanding my knowledge on it. 

Because of it, I have joined steepster, a little known social networking site for all things tea. 

Most people post about the way the tea taste, and it's tasting notes. That would be the sensible 

But I like writing about how things make me feel, and the relationship to tea. 

Yes, I am courting tea and having an affair with it's multiple offerings.

Here is a favorite review of mine on a tea call Mango Madness with a sampling of my writing to go with it: 

Isserly drank Mango Madness by DAVIDsTEA

This tea reminds me of summer with its aroma. It reminds me almost of a sweet candy. Takes me back to the days where I lived in a city with the street vendors who sold mangoes on a stick, they would cut it right in front of you, shaping it like a lollipop and add chili powder at your request before sending you on your way. This tea is beautiful in that manner with the tasting of it sweet and even sweeter in it’s memories.

Books recommended to go with this tea are: One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Marquez Garcia, Like Water for Chocolate by Laura Esquivel.

Check out my steepster profile is here:

http://steepster.com/Isserly

And do talk to me about tea!