My English grandmother taught us all from childhood how to enjoy the tea experience
343510
This is the most delicious green tea I have ever had.  My English grandmother taught us all from childhood how to enjoy the tea experience.  I almost look forward to getting up in the morning to have my tea.
1578206
This was suggested to me by a Welsh friend. He said it's the only tea he drinks. I can see why, it's very delicious.
888537
My Mom and Dad swear by this tea and had me order for them.
763053
Absolutely loved this book! It brought back memories of when I made tea cakes with my grandmother. Now my 8 year old has made plans to make some with my mom, her Grandmom. The grandmom's lost of memory story was very touching. My 8 year old wanted to re- read this several times.
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A marvelous thank you to Susan Wheeler and Mr. Kortepeter for their beautiful work in creating this book.  Wonderful artwork with that adorable Victorian setting, delightful recipes for teatime and useful tips for tea parties.  Highly reccommendable for all tea lovers.
1051604
The taste of this tea is as good as i remember. I really enjoy the expirience to find and drink it again
3656162
As a tea aficionado I already knew most of the information covered in this book, however it was a quick pleasant read and reminded me of a few teas I hadn't tried in years and wanted to revisit. I also loved the historical tea facts at the end of each chapter.
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This book was like sitting in the garden and having tea with a fascinating grandmother who has wonderful experience to share. Rebecca tells a story, not about denying or ignoring old age, but of a gentle persistant inner  journey that leaves me excited about growing older and discovering all the  possibilities that lie within. It's a book about living - at any age. She  also provides an excellent suggested reading list, which I have availed  myself of. I've sent copies of the book to my loved ones, hoping they too  would not only enjoy the story, but also realize the gift of wise  experiences.
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I so enjoyed the story about the restaurant the author and her sister created to help the family. I know those parents were grateful for the contribution they made. The training from her grandmother brought back so many memories. The recipes, format and places to add changes, adjustments, substitutions was very helpful too. I remember having unexpected company and my own mom showing us how to go to the pantry, see what was there and add other ingredients to come up with tasty meals for the guests.
3770756
Tasty, powerful English tea. I used to drink this in England, so I'm happy to be able to have it here.
432793
I love tea...I love mysteries...and I love the recipes at the back!
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I lived in England for a bit....love a taste of it now and again.  Even my husband has grown to love it!
1264651
I loved reading about ways to serve and enjoy Tea, as well as the receipes. I love the whole concept of relaxing and enjoying time for yourself and companions on a simple basis.
1541277
The aroma of the tea reminded me me of visiting my maternal grandmother and smelling that nice smell in her kitchen. I still remember that today as I enjoy my mugs of the tea today. I guess the only thing I take points off for is that the aroma isn't quite as strong as it was then. Maybe that really is from better packaging.
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I lived in the UK for 14 years and upon my return to the US in 2011 struggled to get a good cup of tea in the US.  This is the closest I have found to tasting like a proper brewed cup of tea from the UK.  In the UK I only drank Yorkshire Tea but have struggled here with getting it to taste the same.  The funny thing is in the UK I hated Twining's Teas but this one used in the Keurig in the US is fantastic.  I highly recommend trying it....
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In England, I only ever used loose tea. My mum would have had a fit if she'd known we were using PG Tips tea bags over here. We were recently lucky enough to find this loose tea in a nearby Indian grocery store (this size, 450g, @ $7.75).
Oh, I'd forgotten what a nice refreshing cup of tea tasted like.  No bitterness, all taste, and so smooth. I bought a 32oz coffee press to make this tea in (not so keen on how it pours, but it brews a nice clean pot of tea).
If only Amazon was more competitive on the pricing I would buy the 2-pack on subscribe and save, but currently they cannot beat the deal I got at the Indian grocer's. The best deal on Amazon is the bigger size also available with Prime shipping. Suggest getting a vacuum seal canister if you buy the large size to preserve the flavor/freshness.
If you tend to top up the pot with more hot water after the first pouring, I would suggest only topping up to half way or two-thirds at most unless you are ok with a weak second brew.
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I taught English in China thirty years ago. Soon after my arrival, my department chair gave a jar of jasmine tea to me. It lasted almost the entire year, and I kept searching for more to bring home. I never found the same tea. I've since discovered some very lovely jasmine teas, but none could take me back to that particular tea, to those crisp mornings when I would sit on my balcony, sipping my tea before class. Until I found this one.