Not the real one. But one of the new flavours in my mini tea marathon. It was very lightly flavoured. Not really my thing. I'd probably rate it 2 out of 5. I made some Apple and Cinnamon Pancakes to go with it. The pancakes were of course a 5 out of 5.
Campfire in a Cup
Lapsang Souchong Tea has a lovely mild smokiness that reminds me of summer evenings around a campfire. It doesn't have robustness that other teas have, but it does have a smooth light aftertaste. I also think it goes well with Pasta. 🙂
When is a tea cup not a tea cup..
So, I did some tea cup collecting on the weekend. Sorry, about the dodgy images. 😦 I know, people are like why do you want so much clutter in your house? 🙂 But I would love to have a small collection of pretty tea cups for special occasions, or even just for special people, hence my … Continue reading When is a tea cup not a tea cup..
Shadow’s Vanquished
This gift of life is mysterious. When the spectre of death hangs over our life, it can be hard to move out of the shadows of lives long gone, but forever etched on our hearts. And some days it can feel like that spectre is hunting us down, bent on suffocating us with its heaviness, … Continue reading Shadow’s Vanquished
Thai Chi
That is basically a tongue twister of Chai Tea. And at the moment its my favourite tea for creative pursuits and chilly evenings sitting on the verandah. Initially, I was a Chai Tea sceptic. My first few cups really weren't that exciting. I remember tasting it with friends and not really being that impressed it … Continue reading Thai Chi
Tea cups and pretty saucers
When I was young we visited my grandmother every weekend. I loved it. And I loved how after dessert the family would put on the kettle and make a cup of tea as though no meal was complete without a cuppa, frequently it was served with a biscuit or sweet treat. I remember my mum … Continue reading Tea cups and pretty saucers
Lost Corner Orchard 