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Tea Review: Adagio Tea Gourmet Tea Collection – Artisan Comfort
August 10th, 2011 By: MikeHere at Its All About The Leaf, we were recently contacted by Adagio – asking if we were interested in reviewing their new line of gourmet tea bags. Now, I have been following Charles Cain of Adagio on twitter, and on the tearetailer.com website, and on several…
Read More...Tea Review: Adagio Gunpowder
November 22nd, 2010 By: Spencer EGunpowder is one of my personal favourites, for green tea. However I have only ever purchased it from one or two sources, so I was excited to be able to try it from a company…
Read More...Tea Review: Adagio Chocolate Chai
October 28th, 2010 By: LoriI was so excited to sample Adagio’s version of Chocolate Chai, which is one of my favorite blends. I just cannot resist the classic pairing of chocolate and peppery spice, as celebrated in movies like “Chocolat”…
Read More...Tea Review: Adagio Xue Ya Ballad
August 20th, 2010 By: JillianI gave this tea two tries before I wrote up my review because the first round was rather rushed and I felt I could have gotten a better feel for the tea. The dry tea is an interesting-looking dark-green/grey colour, shot through with silver. It has a scent sort of like fresh…
Read More...Tea Review: Adagio Bengal Green Chai
July 22nd, 2010 By: Meghann MI love the look of the leaves! The leaves are a nice dark green, long stems and mixed in are big chunks of spices. The smell of the leaves dry left me a bit disappointed as all I could smell was an unrealistic cinnamon flavoring. I love ground cinnamon, but this was more like cinnamon red hot candies…
Read More...Tea Review: Adagio Keemun Rhapsody
July 12th, 2010 By: Mike DoroshKeemun is a variety of Chinese black tea, possibly China’s most famous. The region centered around the town of Qimen, between the Yangtze and the Yellow mountains, produces mostly black tea. Keemun used to be a component leaf in many traditional English Breakfast blends…
Read More...Tea Accessory Review: Adagio IngenuiTEA Teapot
June 10th, 2010 By: CynthiaI was surprised at the size of this infuser. It is small. When you see it online, it looks really big. Filling it to the brim gets 16 ounces in the infuser. In reality, you are only making 12-15 ounces of tea with this infuser…
Read More...Tea Review: Adagio Yunnan Noir
December 18th, 2009 By: TamaraLet me start by saying, I am not a coffee drinker. For me, the tea I choose to drink throughout the day will be dependent on my mood. This tea would be one that I would use to start my day, as I think it has the ability to give you that initial morning burst that many people claim to get from that first pot of java…
Read More...Tea Review: Adagio Bengal Green Chai
November 6th, 2009 By: MelanieFrom Adagio Teas Bengal Green Chai is an eastern fusion blend of green tea from China and a traditional mix of chai spices from India. It is described by Adagio as ” Our smooth China green tea with a chakra warming spice combination. Its natural sweetness and fiery kick will bring you back to center, no matter how polarized you’ve become. OOMMMMM OOMMMMM”…
Read More...Tea Review: Adagio Xu Ya Ballad
September 30th, 2009 By: LesleyThere are a ton of health aspects associated with Green tea. I’ve always had a hard time finding a good green tea that doesn’t leave my mouth with a strange woodsy aftertaste. I decided to try this particular tea 2 different ways and exactly as it’s recommended to brew…
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