Victoria (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} oftherain) wrote,@ 2007-12-01 08:07:00 |
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tea
With my latest sample purchase from Ayala Moriel Parfums, Ayala included a small amount of her new immortella l'amour tea. It is Rooibos tea with orange peel, cinnamon bark and, most evident to my taste buds, vanilla. Neil and I really enjoyed it. It's so lovely to look at, a warm orange hued liquid that smells heavenly.
No sugar or milk is required, which for me is amazing, because I add these to most teas (not including herbals). You can put sugar and cream in it however and that also was very enjoyable. It's on sale right now. But even the sale price is too steep for me right now, $18. I can't justify spending that, when I have a drawer of unused teas. AND now I'm wanting to sample the accompanying parfum. *sigh* I'm addicted. I think that's my first experience with Rooibos tea, I can't believe it's caffiene free, I may have to look for a cheaper version from the supermarket, once I've made a dent in some of my other teas, that is.
With my latest sample purchase from Ayala Moriel Parfums, Ayala included a small amount of her new immortella l'amour tea. It is Rooibos tea with orange peel, cinnamon bark and, most evident to my taste buds, vanilla. Neil and I really enjoyed it. It's so lovely to look at, a warm orange hued liquid that smells heavenly.
No sugar or milk is required, which for me is amazing, because I add these to most teas (not including herbals). You can put sugar and cream in it however and that also was very enjoyable. It's on sale right now. But even the sale price is too steep for me right now, $18. I can't justify spending that, when I have a drawer of unused teas. AND now I'm wanting to sample the accompanying parfum. *sigh* I'm addicted. I think that's my first experience with Rooibos tea, I can't believe it's caffiene free, I may have to look for a cheaper version from the supermarket, once I've made a dent in some of my other teas, that is.
