Tea for Grownups - Steven Smith Tea

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This is high quality tea. The kind of quality you would expect from the man who founded Stash (TM) Tea and was one of the original founders of Tazo (TM).

My friend from England tried the "Lord Bergamont," and here's what she said,

"You have to really love Earl Gray to like this tea. It seems like it’s got about twice the amount of bergamot than regular Earl Gray. Smells divine. Perfect afternoon tea."

And my resident tea-expert (a lover of all teas green) said about the "Fez,"

"So good and mellow. Perfect complement to Asian foods."

Other varieties include:

White Petal, Peppermint Leaves, Mao Feng Shui, Meadow, Brahmin's Choice, Big Hibiscus and Red Nectar (and a whole bunch more).

The tea comes in the cutest string-tie boxes and it makes for the perfect gift for you or someone else.

To learn more about Steven Smith and his tea, visit his website:

www.smithtea.com

Steven Smith - a real "tea-smith."

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