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KETTLE'S ON - ANYONE CARE FOR A CUP OF TEA?

You've seen my tea cups - even though photography is really both my art and my hobby, I decided to show you what I put in all those varied cups - varied tea!! Black, Green, decaf and caf, herbal insfusions, oat straw (have you seen the movie Harold and Maude - let's talk)

So many teas are made here in Portland, Oregon (or other Oregon cities). We aren't just a coffee haven.

Who has heard of Tazo tea, Steven Smith Teamaker, and Stash tea? All Oregon companies. But I do venture out in the rest of the world - Africa (rooibos), England (Twinings of course), California (Traditional Medicines, Numi).

What's your favorite tea? Mine is currently Steven Smith's Darjeeling.
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Valfal said:

What a marvelous collection, Laura!
5 years ago

Marko Novosel said:

The best tea i ever tried was home made,we were on this mountain house and the owner was one old lady,she made tea for us in the morning,when we took a sip..it was amazing,we asked her wtf was this? She said it was her mix of different meadow herbs,she was very secretive about it. ;)
5 years ago

Gillian Everett said:

Love your pov, what a great collection. I like black tea, english breakfast tea, and green tea.
5 years ago

Karen's Place said:

That's a great collection, Laura. I remember your nice collection of cups too. I'm more of a daily coffee drinker but I do have 2 favorite teas. One is "Tangerine Orange" (Celestial Seasonings) and the other is one my sister helped to create back in the '70s called "Evening in Missoula." Both are herbal teas and are really delicious. And I loved "Harold and Maude!" :)
5 years ago

neira-Dan said:

hé bé !!! tu en as des thés !! on voit une passionnée; j'adore la bouilloire
5 years ago ( translate )

Chrissy said:

Die Auswahl ist riesig
5 years ago ( translate )

Taormina said:

Wie lange man einen Tee ziehen lässt, ist doch ganz entscheidend für den Geschmack?!
Und der Konsum von zu viel Tee mancher Sorten, kann den Körper leider auch schädigen.
5 years ago ( translate )

Gudrun said:

Wow, what a good collection! My everyday tea is a good Assam (with milk English style) or Earl Grey. And there's a fabulous green tea: www.the-english-tearoom.de/en/store/tea/organic-china-jasmine-pearls-dragon-phoenix-pearls
5 years ago

Xata said:

White tips for me... but in my place I also have many different blends and japanese teapots, bowls... and I see you have all you need for the confinement!
5 years ago

Ulrich John said:

What a collection ! Wow ! I’m a coffee consumer but this selection impresses me !
5 years ago

Berny said:

a nice tea collection ;-)
5 years ago

Annaig56 said:

belle collection j'adore le thé et tout ce qu'il y a autour du thé ,, jolie perspective en plus avec la cuisinière excellente,
5 years ago ( translate )

William Sutherland said:

Outstanding shot! Stay well!

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5 years ago

Blue rubber octopus said:

I have a giant tin of jasmine I bought a couple years ago at a vietnamese market. Who knows why. But now I am finally working through it, in part because it is hard to find coffee right now, and in part just for a change.
5 years ago

Keith Burton said:

That's quite an impressive collection Laura..............and nicely presented. I don't drink tea that often, but when I do I generally go for English Breakfast Tea.
5 years ago
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