Product Thursday
Let’s be fair. Last week I talked about coffee. This week I am talking about tea.
While I do drink a bunch of coffee, especially after I learned that there are plenty of antioxidants in coffee, what I drink at the beginning of the day and towards the end is tea.
I prefer a Bigelow Green Tea to start my day. But I tend to end my day with iced tea at supper. Lately it has been the Numi Starlight Rose white tea.
You can taste the rose in it. But it is not over-powering. There seems to be a touch of Jasmine as well.
What makes Numi so special – and so expensive – is that the flowering teas are hand stitched and all of the teas are made with fair trade ingredients. The flowering teas blossom as they brew in the water. It is a very pretty effect and you can use the ‘flower’ up to three times. This is stunning, especially if you have a clear glass teapot.
I do not and that is just as well. The pot would have been broken three times over by now considering the dog, the boys and the husband who all do not get why I like pretty things.
If they are smart, they will get why I like this tea and not spill any.
You can order this product online at the Numi website and learn about the brother-sister team that created this product. She has several art degrees and wanted to go in business with the brother. It is a cool story and you should read it.
You can also buy Numi Teas at Amazon as well. Good deals are bound to be found somewhere.
Every Thursday I review a product or service.If you have a suggestion for an item to review, please drop me a note at bowmankaryn@sbcglobal.net.
I will have to check that out. I love tea. I’m currently on an oolong tea kick. I have about 2 to 3 cups a day.
Oolong is tasty as well.
My friend shared the website with me a while back. The video of the flower blooming is stunning. I’d have to purchase the glass teapot, if I were to get the tea. And now, with your review, I am tempted more than I was before reading your post. Hmm…..
They do sell a starter kit with the glass tea pot.
I love giving this as gifts. In the movie “Marie Antoinette” with Kirsten Dunst, these made an appearance.
Really? I am going to have to re-watch that movie.