If you remember the reviews I did on Teatulia Tea you will be very excited about this giveaway.  You will get a beautiful wooden gift box like the one pictured filled with a variety of Teatulia Organic Teas.

These teas are some of the best I have ever had.  I am not kidding or exaggerating, they are amazingly clean and crisp tasting.  The ethics of the company are top notch, and they are involved in building community in the areas that the tea is grown.

Here’s how you enter to win.  Each thing you do is one entry.

• Leave a comment
• Blog about this contest and leave a comment telling me that you did (with the address)
• Subscribe to the RSS feed and leave a comment telling me you did.
• Go to Teatulia and read the About page.  Leave a comment naming one thing that teatulia is doing to improve the lives of those in the Tea Cooperative.
• Go to Teatulia Flavors page and name one flavor you would LOVE to try

Ships to US and Canada

You may enter until February 1, 11:59 P.M.

There you go, five ways to win.  Good luck!

image: courtesy of Teatulia Tea

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Teatulia Green tea was a nice surprise for me because….ummm..I don’t care for green tea. Well, o…I haven’t in the past.

I may have changed my mind.

The liquor is honey gold with a nice bright cream swirled over the top.  The aroma is fresh and clean and grassy, like fresh, clean hay.  That is definitly better than it smelling like old not clean hay, right?

The tea is flavorful, and maintains the fresh, herbal quality.  The only way I can explain it is to say that when I ws a child I spent summers on my aunt and uncle’s farm in Michigan. In the early morning a breezer would blow across the hay and alfalfa fields and wake me up with the freshness of that scent.  I would invariably scramble into my clothes and head for the hayloft in the barn to have a few moments of thought.  The combination of the smell of the fresh hay and the green growing grasses are captured perfectly in the taste of this tea.

If that is too verbose for you then : I liked it alot.

I don’t think that Teatulia knows how to make a bad tea.

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The first tea that I cupped from Teatulia was the white.

White tea is normally very delicate and if not done well it can be best described as being weak and watery.  Well, that is not the way that I would describe the Teatulia White Tea.

The silken pyramid bags allow you to see that this is not the swept up dust from the tearoom floor.  The tea leaves are attractive and well colored for the type of tea.  I found this to be true in all of my samplings.

Teatulia White is smooth and delicate but there is definitely flavor involved.  It has a fresh, clean taste with no aftertaste on the tongue.  I imagine that if you like to flavor your tea with a little fresh juice or rosewater this would be a good candidate for that.

Smooth and creamy on the tongue, Teatulia white tea is one of the few white teas that I like unflavored.  It has a straw colored liquor and a nice aroma.

This is a good one.  With the combination of the company ethics and excellent tea you can’t miss.  Once your roses start blooming this spring, the addition of a rose petal or two to the cup would be not only beautiful, it would be delicious.

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