But first, before we get to how you can win some tea let me share with you some of my thoughts about the Revolution Tea that Kerry and I sampled on Friday night. Here is my disclosure I have to make before I go any further. I, Bannon, am not a tea drinker. I don't care for hot tea at all and very rarely will drink iced tea unless it is a sweet tea. Kerry is the huge tea drinker out of the two of us and when she told me that Revolution Tea was sending us teas to try I told her I would put on my game face and try all of them for the sake of the blog.
With that being said I did try all six varieties that they sent us. The types of tea we got were:
Earl Grey Lavender
Sweet Ginger Peach
White Pear
Tropical Green
Dragon Eye Oolong
Golden Chamomile
After trying all six I would drink again the Earl Grey Lavender and the Golden Chamomile. Both tasted good with some sugar added. I feel the Ginger Peach has some promise and Kerry tells me she drinks it as an iced tea instead of a hot tea. I would like to try it that way as well. As for the other three they were not my favorites at all, but my husband raved over the Dragon Eye Oolong and the Tropical Green.
Kerry here! As Bannon said, I am the tea drinker out of the two of us, so I was probably way more excited that she was. However, she was a total trooper and tried them all. We made a bit of a party of the tasting-nothing says "tea party" like hot wings, am I right??
I have had some experience with Revolution Teas, primarily the Ginger Peach. I do drink it iced, and I will go into withdrawal if I don't have it regularly. It is also quite good hot! Having tried the rest of the flavors, I can't say enough good things about the Earl Grey Lavender and Golden Chamomile. I added a bit of sugar, no cream. The Earl Grey would make a lovely evening drink, maybe something to relax with while reading a good book. The Chamomile is something I would definitely want if I were sick-it's so soothing, and has some mint to it. I also liked the pineapple notes of the Tropical Green, and while the White Pear is a bit more delicate of a flavor than I generally prefer, I think it would also make for a nice iced tea. I'm afraid that I didn't care much for the Oolong, but that's a personal preference-Bannon's husband raved about how good it was plain, but also held it's own with sugar.
That being said, I think we all became converts to Revolution Tea! I also really loved the teabags-not paper with a tag on string, but a fine mesh fabric bag. You could also see into it, and could actually tell what the tea was made of. It really seemed to be high quality, and the blends were well balanced. There wasn't one overwhelming flavor in any of the blends.
So, how would you like to try some tea? The rules are simple-between now and midnight on Thursday, March 2 (EST), simply leave a post on our blog letting us know what your favorite relaxation drink is. Tea? Coffee? Margaritas? We want to know! Winners will be chosen at random and will be announced on Friday, March 3. Five winners will be selected to receive 4 sampler packs from Revolution Tea, giving you a total of twenty bags in five different flavors! To post on our blog, go to http://valiumvodkaandvegetables.blogspot.com/ and tell us your drink of choice. Feel free to follow us as well, since we'll be giving away more goodies in the weeks to come!
Kerry here! As Bannon said, I am the tea drinker out of the two of us, so I was probably way more excited that she was. However, she was a total trooper and tried them all. We made a bit of a party of the tasting-nothing says "tea party" like hot wings, am I right??
I have had some experience with Revolution Teas, primarily the Ginger Peach. I do drink it iced, and I will go into withdrawal if I don't have it regularly. It is also quite good hot! Having tried the rest of the flavors, I can't say enough good things about the Earl Grey Lavender and Golden Chamomile. I added a bit of sugar, no cream. The Earl Grey would make a lovely evening drink, maybe something to relax with while reading a good book. The Chamomile is something I would definitely want if I were sick-it's so soothing, and has some mint to it. I also liked the pineapple notes of the Tropical Green, and while the White Pear is a bit more delicate of a flavor than I generally prefer, I think it would also make for a nice iced tea. I'm afraid that I didn't care much for the Oolong, but that's a personal preference-Bannon's husband raved about how good it was plain, but also held it's own with sugar.
That being said, I think we all became converts to Revolution Tea! I also really loved the teabags-not paper with a tag on string, but a fine mesh fabric bag. You could also see into it, and could actually tell what the tea was made of. It really seemed to be high quality, and the blends were well balanced. There wasn't one overwhelming flavor in any of the blends.
So, how would you like to try some tea? The rules are simple-between now and midnight on Thursday, March 2 (EST), simply leave a post on our blog letting us know what your favorite relaxation drink is. Tea? Coffee? Margaritas? We want to know! Winners will be chosen at random and will be announced on Friday, March 3. Five winners will be selected to receive 4 sampler packs from Revolution Tea, giving you a total of twenty bags in five different flavors! To post on our blog, go to http://valiumvodkaandvegetables.blogspot.com/ and tell us your drink of choice. Feel free to follow us as well, since we'll be giving away more goodies in the weeks to come!
Disclosure: We are not being compensated for our opinions by Revolution Tea or any other agency. Our opinions are purely our own. We did receive products for review and giveaway free of charge by Revolution Tea.
