Variety is the Spice of Life and Smith is the Tea of Variety! Smith Teamaker's Variety Pack

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Smith Variety Assortment No. 1626

Imagine if you could get 12 of your favorite teas into one "treasure chest" of a box, each sachet perfectly wrapped in its own "personalized" flavor-sealed package with directions on how to prepare and best enjoy it?  Would that make you feel happy?  I think it would.  Or, at least, it should.

 Well, that's exactly how I felt after opening this box from Steve Smith Teamaker.

 It's fancy, high quality, delicious and fun.

 If you can't find your favorite in this box, then I think you might want to consider just sticking with water.

 14.99 for 12 sachets

 *Smith Teamaker provided me with a free "variety" box for purposes of preparing this review which in no way hindered my enjoyment nor influenced this review.


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